4 small blog system using the redo build system
11 - uuidgen (Debian package: uuid-runtime)
23 To set up a directory with symbolic links to the relevant files in ./processor/,
24 run ./add_dir.sh DIRECTORY.
26 You can then enter the directory and run redo there. This will generate article
27 .html files from all .md and .rst files, plus a ./index.html, and a ./feed.xml.
28 These files will be linked to symbolically in a directory ./public/.
30 Some metadata files will also be generated below ./metadata/: For each article,
31 there will be generated a .uuid and a .intermediate file; furthermore, files for
32 data used in ./feed.xml and ./index.html will be built there and can be edited
33 to customize the blog – namely the files url, author, uuid, title, index.tmpl,
34 index_snippet.tmpl, article.tmpl.
36 recipe to use server-side with git
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39 On your server, install the dependencies listed above. Then set up a repository
40 for your blog files. Let's assume we want it to sit in our home directory and be
45 git init --bare blog.git
46 cat << EOF > blog.git/hooks/post-update
49 GIT_WORK_TREE=\$BLOGDIR git checkout -f
53 chmod a+x blog.git/hooks/post-update
55 Enable management of `~/blog` via redo-blog:
57 git clone https://github.com/plomlompom/redo-blog/
62 Link to the `public` subdirectory from wherever your web server expects your
63 public web content to sit:
65 ln -s ~/blog/public /var/www/html/blog
67 Client-side, do this (obviously, replace server and username):
72 git remote add origin ssh://user@example.org:/home/user/blog.git
74 echo 'https://example.org/blog/' > metadata/url
76 git commit -m 'set up blog metadata'
77 git push origin master
82 Don't create a index.rst or index.md in the redo-managed directory, that will
85 Running redo without a single blog entry source file (.md or .rst) in the
86 directory will also break things.