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conference.scipy.org

This repository contains the landing page for conference.scipy.org. Each conference manages its own website. This site is only meant to capture the commonalities between them.

Quick Set Up

In a Python virtual environment, install dependencies:

$ make init

Build the site. The output will be in the output/ directory.

$ make html

To view the site locally:

$ make serve
< open browser to http://127.0.0.1:8000 >
( you should see your test page in the News and archives )
< Ctrl-C to exit server on terminal >

Adding and Editing Items

The website is a set of static pages generated by Pelican from Markdown files. The content is published automatically to GitHub Pages every time a pull request is merged to the main branch.

News items in content/news are published on the News pages. The format looks like this:

$ cd content/news
$ cat << EOF > 2024-03-05-test.md
> Title: Test
> Date: 2024-03-05
> Comments: true
> Categories: 
> Author: Ze Claw <[email protected]>
> Summary: Testing
> 
> Testing how this works!
> 
> EOF

Pages in content/pages map to top-level menu items as defined in pelicanconf.py.

After adding or making changes to an item, regenerate the site:

< Ctrl-C to exit server on the terminal if it's already running >
$ make html && make serve

Edit the Home Page and the Layout

The layout is defined in the theme/ folder.

$ ls theme
tuxlite_zfs

Update Dependencies

There's a Make target to update dependencies:

$ make update-deps

It'll read dependencies from pyproject.toml and update the requirements.txt file with the latest version.

Contact

The site is collaboratively edited by the SciPy Organizers. Please email [email protected] for details.