TaxonPages is a tool to serve taxon pages for TaxonWorks projects.

TaxonPages software is in active development and changes are expected that will cause the early first-adopters' instances to require rebuilding by refreshing one's forked branch using git pull. A first stable version is expected by Spring 2023.

1. Click on "Fork" button to create your own repository from this.
2. Uncheck Copy the setup branch only and press Save
3. After create your repo, go to Settings > Pages, on "Branch" select gh-pages and /(root). Then press save
4. Open router.yml file and change base_url to the name of your repository.
5. After a couple of minutes, your public page should be available at https://<your_user_name>.github.io/<your_repo_name>

1. Switch to setup branch in your TaxonPages repository.
2. We provide some settings by default to setup your public pages, but API parameters are required and must be configured to get the data from your TaxonWorks project.

# config/api.yml
---
  url: https://<your.taxonworks.server>/api/v1
  project_token: yourprojecttoken

3. Push the changes after update the configuration files inside setup branch
4. GitHub actions will build TaxonPages with the current configuration in setup branch and publish it to the gh-pages branch

TaxonPages out of the box support markdown and vue for content sites. Add your content pages inside pages folder. By default, TaxonPages use the file name to create the route. For example, if the filename is "contributors.md" the route to access it will be http://yourtaxonpagessite/contributors

If you want to change the color palette, you can edit /config/style/theme.css file, colors must be in RGB format. TaxonPages use TailwindCSS framework for the style. We already provide default settings for colors and markdown. If you want to make any change to your configuration, you must do so in the config/vendor/tailwind.config.js file. This file uses the TaxonPages configuration as a default. It is possible to overwrite it as long as you use it as a preset.