This is the source of the sda.tech website which is served with OntoWiki, Jekyll and Jekyll-RDF's plugin.
**For the rdf supported beta, please visit: ** sda.tech
In order to get started you need to have full Ruby Development Envoirnment with all the headers and Ruby Gems installed. This website is being built by Jekyll version 3.5.1 and its compatible Ruby dev envoirnment and gems. If you have already setup Ruby Development Envoirnment and and Ruby Gems, you can run the following command as per Jekyll version 3.5.1:
gem install jekyll bundlerSo after setting up Jekyll on your computer you can clone sda.tech repository at a desirable location on you computer after getting into the directory you can run the following command to see the project running:
bundle exec jekyll serveWe make use of a docker image to build a sda.tech page from a Git repository or local sources. This is essentially githubpages in a docker image. This docker image uses nginx, Jekyll, uwsgi and supervisor.
docker run -d --name sdatech --hostname sda.tech -p 8080:80 -v /var/www/sda.tech/:/data/jekyll/ whitegecko/dockerjekyllpagesFollowing plugins have been used for building up the sda website:
- Jekyll-rdf
- Jekyll-twitter-plugin
You just have to run the following command inorder to include them in your project directory. The plugins are included in your _config.yml file but at some point if while setting up you get a error log of missing plugins. You can always compare the plugins list in your _config.yml with plugins stated above.
bundle exec jekyll buildFor anyone who wants to maintain the sda.tech website and keep updating the latest updates, following is a page by page guide to sda.tech website:
For publications, we use exteral bib file(sda.bib) to present our bib entries. In order to customize the logic of presentation you need to customize the script in assets called, "bib-list-min.js" and to customize the style you can play with "bib-publication-list.css".