Personal homepage of Colby Rogness.

This project is built on Hexo. Hexo is a flexible static site generator built on Node.

You can immediately start a live development server (which watches for file changes):

$ npm start

You can force a manual build of the static site to the /public directory with:

$ npm run build

The continuous deployment process is only 3 primary steps:

1. Push to master on GitHub.
2. Travis CI uses Hexo to generate a static site based on the master branch and pushes it to site on GitHub.
3. Netlify, the host, watches the site branch and deploys the static site.

Travis CI is set to cancel currently queued builds when a new push is detected (although running builds will still continue), so it's okay to push several times in short succession.

Although deployment is automated, it's possible to generate a manual deployment with npm run deploy. This could be useful if, for instance, you wanted to deploy a branch other than master or deploy uncommitted code. The continuous deployment system can also be paused via one of two ways:

1. Pause Travis CI watching master. You then use npm deploy to run a manual deployment to site. Best when deploying code not on master.
2. Pause Netlify watching site. You then use Netlify to trigger a manual deployment from site. Best when deploying code on master, but maybe not at the time it was pushed to master.

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