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ghost-builder

Repo for building my ghost driven, github hosted blog.

There are a couple of post-Buster steps to clean up some of the output from that program.

  • Switch in to Ghost directory using node command prompt and start ghost using
npm start

Note: that ghost runs with node 0.10.x. I have multiple versions of node installed so before starting ghost I select the version of node to use for ghost using nvmw in my node command prompt in the ghost directory:

nvmw use 0.10.9
  • Make desired change. Note: if your desired change involves deleting anything then you should perform a
gulp deep-clean

before executing the buster steps. This is because the buster generate does not clean out the destination directory.

  • Open an admin console and switch in to buster directory

  • Execute the following command:

buster generate --domain=http://localhost:2368 --dir=C:\mark\ghost-builder-dir\static\
  • Switch in to ghost-builder-dir and execute the following command:
gulp shallow-clean
gulp build
  • Switch in to markstownsend.github.io folder and execute the following commands:
git commit -m "my commit comment"
git push

Voila a new freely hosted blog post.

.
+-- buster
+-- ghost-0.6.4
|   +-- content\images
|   +-- content\themes\slimpost-master\assets
+-- ghost-builder
|   +-- .git
|   +-- .gitignore
|   +--gulpfile.js
|   +--LICENSE
|   +--README.md
|   +--markstownsend.github.io
    |   +-- .git
    |   +-- .gitignore
    |   +-- CNAME
    |   +-- README.md
    |   +-- gulp generated dynamic content
    +--static
    |   +-- buster generated dynamic content

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