Alright, so this new shiny blog is running nicely on our development machine,
but we'd like to share it with the rest of the world. For now, let's go with
Github Pages.
Setup branches and remotes in conf.py
but we'd like to share it with the rest of the world. For now, let's go with
Github Pages.
Create a personal Github Pages Repository
From the Github Page, create repository with the
following name: <Your Github Username>.github.io
Initialize a git repository in your Nikola source directory
Now go to your Nikola source directory and run the following commands.
$ git init . $ git remote add origin [email protected]:<Your Github Username>/<Your Github Username>.github.io.git
Setup branches and remotes in conf.py
For a github user page (user.github.io), the default settings should be good
to go, but have a look at the following items in conf.py.
- GITHUB_DEPLOY_BRANCH
- GITHUB_SOURCE_BRANCH
- GITHUB_REMOTE_NAME
- GITHUB_COMMIT_SOURCE
And finally, deploy
Run nikola github_deploy. This should build the site, commit the output
folder to the deploy branche, and push to GitHub. Your website should be up and
running very soon.
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