This repository contains the Antora playbook for the <i>Epic Remastered</i> project.
Antora is the static site generator software that we use to build the project output that you find at https://epicremastered.com. The playbook tells Antora where to find the components of the project.
The components include:
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Core — The main body of rules content.
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Battles — Rules for setup of the playing area, scenarios and campaigns.
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Armies — Army lists for each faction in the game.
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Contributor’s Guide — Guidance for project contributors.
This playbook contains additional project elements, such as:
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The user interface (UI) template.
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The overrides that we use to customise the UI template to suit the needs of the project (the supplemental UI).
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These instructions assume that you have adequate knowledge of the Git version control system and related dependencies. (We hope to provide more beginner-friendly instructions in future.) |
The components of the project reside in various Git repositories. You’ll find the repositories for these components at the locations listed in antora-playbook.yml.
To use this playbook and to compile the project on your local machine you’ll need to install Antora.
Antora is the static site generator that we use to generate the <i>Epic Remastered</i> project website. Future updates to Antora may provide a direct way for us to generate other outputs too, such as PDF — but in the meantime we’ll have to resort to more time-consuming methods for such formats.
This playbook contains the instructions that we want Antora to use to generate the <i>Epic Remastered</i> website.
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We use the main github-playbook.yml file in the automated 'continuous integration' pipeline, to publish the actual website.
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You can use the local-playbook.yml file for your 'local' development, so that you can preview the site on your computer with the changes you make.
Once you’ve installed Antora and saved this playbook to a local directory, you’re ready to run Antora.
Development of <i>Epic Remastered</i> is led by the project team.
Copyright 2020 Eric Weston and the Epic Remastered project contributors.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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