RC4 Internal Student Life Website

0. Install Ruby/RubyGems (for Jekyll) and nodejs/npm (for http-server, *Optional if you already have a local server).

1. Install Jekyll

gem install jekyll

2. Install a static http local server (*Optional if you already have a local web server)

npm install http-server -g

3. Fork the repo and clone your own fork onto your machine.

4. Open the root directory of the repo in terminal and build the project.

cd ~/internal-services/
jekyll  b --watch

5. You should now see a "_site" folder being generated. (This is where the compiled site will sit.) Open the folder in another terminal tab and start your local http server.

cd _site
http-server

6. You can now view the site as http://localhost:8080 (or whichever port your prefered http server uses).

7. And thats it! Thanks to the '--watch' flag we set in jekyll earlier, every time you make any changes, your code will automatically be recompiled and you can simply refresh your browser to see your changes.

1. Once you are satisfied with your code, push/sync with your remote fork.

2. Open a pull request at your github.com forked repo page.