Shell scripts to simplify development of the WattDepot site. Note that you will need to have Jekyll installed to run all the scripts other than wattdepot-install.sh.
After creating a top-level directory called something like "wattdepot.github.io", place this script in there and invoke it.
Invoking the script results in the creation of two subdirectories, src/ and master/, and checks out into those directories the corresponding branches from the wattdepot.github.io repository.
The src/ branch contains the source files used as input to Jekyll. The master/ branch is where the HTML output from Jekyll will be placed. GitHub uses the contents of the master/ branch when displaying http://wattdepot.github.io.
Place this script in your top-level directory (in the same directory as wattdepot-install.sh).
This script runs Jekyll over the files in the src/ directory, and makes the results available at http://localhost:4000.
Place this script in your top-level directory (in the same directory as wattdepot-install.sh).
You must invoke this script with one argument: a string representing the commit message.
This script runs Jekyll over the files in the src/ directory and places the generated HTML files in the master/ directory.
It then pushes both src/ and master/ directories to GitHub.
Place this script in your top-level directory (in the same directory as wattdepot-install.sh).
This script does a git pull in both the master/ and src/ directories. Useful to sync your local workspace with commits made by another team member to github.