The project website for UCL COMP204P Team 35.
- Ben Hadfield
- Julien Nahum
- Sim Zi Jian
Clone the repo to your computer and then run
$ gem install jekyll bundler
$ cd <path/to/cloned/repo>
$ bundle exec jekyll serve
This starts a lightweight server. Navigate to http://localhost:4000 to view the site.
To edit a page, open the .md file corresponding to that page. So to edit the testing page open testing.md.
Notice that all .md files start with some YAML code surrounded by three dashes.
This gives Jekyll some information on how to render the page.
After the YAML section, we can write the content we want to appear on the page. This is written using the markdown syntax and the Liquid Templating Language.
Changes you make should be automatically detected whilst the Jekyll server is running. If, however, this doesn't work then try running
$ jekyll build
To deploy to the UCL server, build the production site by running
jekyll build --config=_config.yml,_config_prod.yml
Then simply copy the contents of the _site directory to the UCL server.