This repo contains an Octopress website for the Playasophy Burning Man camp.
The website uses the rake command-line build tool. This is based on the Ruby
programming language. The general invocation is rake <task>. Use rake -T for
a list of available tasks to run.
Open directory.
rake -T
rake new_post’[X]’
rake preview #will show preview of post in localhost:3003Open post in source/_post and edit/add text.
git status #Will show what is different.
git add source
git commit -m “commit message”
./aws-rake media:diff #Will show what is different in media
./aws-rake media:push #Will upload new media to S3
./aws-rake deploy #publishesTo interact with S3 and deploy the website, you'll need AWS credentials. The easiest way to use these is to create a script file which runs Rake with the credentials as environment variables:
#!/bin/bash
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="<key id>" \
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="<secret key>" \
rake "$@"Media for the site is served from a separate directory as the rest of the
website files. Locally, this is the media/ directory. These files are
published to s3://www.playasopy.org/media/ separately and not tracked in git.
To compare the local files to S3, use the media:diff task. This task shows
media which matches as green, and missing or differing files as red with a
status message.
% ./aws-rake media:diff
Listing media files in s3://www.playasophy.org/media/
Found 55 objects
Listing local files matching media/**/*
Found 55 files
camp/2012/camp_photo.jpg
camp/2013/layout/final-iso.png
...
To pull media down from S3, use media:pull. To push local media, use
media:push. All of these tasks can be passed a prefix, which will restrict the
task to files which start with the given prefix. For example, to only upload
camp media for 2012, you could do:
% ./aws-rake 'media:diff[camp/2012/]'
Deploying the website to S3 uses the s3_website gem. This can be done using
the deploy:s3 task:
% ./aws-rake deploy:s3
git add X
git commit -m “commit message”
git push