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####WEBPAGE

An implementation of communal web-page using GitHub repository, a GitHub page of the project, few bash scripts and a makefile.

I'm currently using it to publish notes from computer science classes. It consists of pages that get generated by parsing markdown files and adding a universal header to them. Each page has its own directory, with a main markdown file called text.md. The header contains links to the main page and markdown file on GitHub, so anyone with a GitHub account can edit the file.

To update the html pages run make command in projects' root. To create a new subpage run create-course <name> script in scripts directory. It will create a new directory containing a markdown file and it will add a new rule to the makefile. makefile only needs to be edited if we add any subpages to the subpage itself.

Templates directory contains a file called head that defines few CSS properties that get added to all the pages. It also contains a file called index that contains the content of the main page (links to the subpages get generated automatically).

In scripts directory there is also a pre-commit hook that can be linked to .git/hooks directory, in order for git to check if site is up to date before every commit. It will run make command and abort the commit it if is not.

$ sudo apt-get install markdown
$ git clone https://github.com/gto76/fri
$ cd fri
$ google-chrome index.html