This is a Jekyll-based Web site intended for our research group.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
The list of publications is in bib/pubs.bib. Typing make will generate pubs.html, which contains a pretty, sorted HTML-formatted list of papers. The public page, publications.html, also has a link to download the original BibTeX.
The file must begin with YAML front matter. For news updates, use this:
---
layout: post
shortnews: true
---
People are listed in a YAML file in _data/people.yml. You can list the name, link, bio, and role of each person. Roles (e.g., "Faculty", "Staff", and "Students") are defined in _config.yml.
The requirements for building the site are:
- Jekyll: run
gem install jekyll - Pybtex: run
pip install pybtex - bibble: included as a submodule. Because git is cruel, you need to use
git clone --recursive URLor issue the commandsgit submodule init ; git submodule updateto check out the dependency. - ssh and rsync, only if you want to deploy directly.
make compiles the bibliography and the website content to the _site
directory. To preview the site, run `jekyll serve`` and head to
http://0.0.0.0:4000.
To set up deployments, edit the Makefile and look for the lines where HOST and DIR are defined. Change these to the host where your HTML files should be copied to.
To upload a new version of the site via rsync over ssh, type make deploy. A web hook does this automatically when you push to GitHub. Be aware that the Makefile is configured to have rsync delete stray files from the destination directory.