Figure out good way to sync gh-pages and master... about axelrod HOT 14 CLOSED

@martinjc has written a nice gh-pages branch with cool visualisations, I'm currently not confident. run_tournament.py has been changed on both branches (master and gh-pages) I expect there's merge conflicts to deal with to sort this. This would be a nice easy pull request if anyone wants it...

(Would be nice to include a command line option to exclude the csv output if we wanted it)

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Now that we have an organisation, we could create a separate repo for a github pages site. No need to muck about with a gh-pages branch from this repo!!

We could do it in Pelican too just to keep things purely Python.

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I thought the documentation was on the gh-pages branch.

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Yeah that's a good idea. Although with djaxelrod is there actually a need
for a gh-pages site?

On Thu, 14 May 2015 16:50 Owen Campbell [email protected] wrote:

Now that we have an organisation, we could create a separate repo for a
github pages site. No need to muck about with a gh-pages branch from this
repo!!

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No the documentation is being rendered by read the docs.

The gh-pages branch was done a while back and had a bunch of d3 versions of
the graphs.

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Yeah that's a good idea. Although with djaxelrod is there actually a need
for a gh-pages site?

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Now that we have an organisation, we could create a separate repo for a
github pages site. No need to muck about with a gh-pages branch from this
repo!!

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Ah yes, I see that now.

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How about this for a plan:

• Short term, we create Axelrod-Python.github.io, load it with the content from gh-pages here and bring everything up to date
• Longer term, we look to incorporate the d3 stuff into whatever front end we put on DjAxelrod

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Sounds OK, but I will not have time to contribute to this at all.

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Sounds like a good plan. I'm happy to pick it up but that won't
realistically happen until after Djangocon (after which it might be a bit
irrelevant).

On another note for djaxelrod I was thinking of using mpld3 which is a neat
python library that automatically takes matplotlib figs and turns them in
to d3. We recently used this on a hackathon Django project.

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How about this for a plan:

• Short term, we create Axelrod-Python.github.io, load it with the
  content from gh-pages here and bring everything up to date
• Longer term, we look to incorporate the d3 stuff into whatever front
  end we put on DjAxelrod

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OK, let's leave it until after DjangoCon - I wonder how far we'll get with DjAxelrod that week?!!

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I'm hoping that with your expertise and my cheerleading we'll get very far
:)

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OK, let's leave it until after DjangoCon - I wonder how far we'll get with
DjAxelrod that week?!!

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I'm hoping that with your expertise.....

Oh dear. We are doomed!

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Do we think DjAxelrod has made sufficient progress for this to be closed?

(I do).

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I do also.

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Do we think DjAxelrod has made sufficient progress for this to be closed?

(I do).

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