going-flying.com gemini git repository
364b306f22eabeded33d49a5435d57dc7a5cd0d8 - Matthew Ernisse - 1595803670
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diff --git a/how-built.gmi b/how-built.gmi index eaae0e0..00c33a1 100644 --- a/how-built.gmi +++ b/how-built.gmi @@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ I hope it may be of some interest to someone, someday how the content in here is There are actually two parts here, part one is the git repository where all of the stuff I write by hand lives. This is deployed as described, by a post-receive hook which simply checks out the repository into /var/gemini which is mounted into the Molly Brown container that is running. In this way all the content just appears. The other piece is a Python script running out of cron that renders the contents of the Thoughts microblogging (ish) system I built on Azure Functions out to a text/gemini file. => https://www.going-flying.com/blog/thoughts-on-azure-functions.html -=> /files/thoughts-to-gemini.py +=> /files/thoughts-to-gemini.py Thoughts to .gmi renderer In the future I plan on building something resembling a blog here as well. I think the community is drifting towards ``glog'' but I suppose we'll see when it comes down to that. When I get to that point I imagine I'll end up building it similarly to my web blog, which is to say just create a directory full of text files with a metadata header and then generating the index page and the article pages from the git deploy script. -=> /files/deploy +=> /files/deploy git post-receive hook If any of this was interesting or you have any questions about this whole thing feel free to drop me a line at matt@going-flying.com