- PROS:
- Github / Gitlab Pages compatible
(host your static blog on Github )
- all gems embedded
(good for migration / reinstallation / testing in local)
- create easily new post with Octopress (embedded too)
- CONS:
- bad performance for generating static pages
with big blogs (unlike with Hugo)
- made in Ruby
- CLI addicted :)
Install in Github Pages mode#
- use bundle 2.0
- all gems are embedded in repository’s ./vendor/bundle folder
1git clone git@github.com:mmistakes/minimal-mistakes.git myrepo.github.io
2cd myrepo.github.io/
3rm Gemfile
4bundle init
5bundle install --path vendor/bundle # embedded gems
6bundle add github-pages --group=jekyll_plugins
7bundle add minimal-mistakes-jekyll
8bundle exec jekyll serve --watch # run in reload mode
Add new content with Octopress#
- automate the creation of new posts and pages for easier management
1bundle add jekyll-paginate octopress
2bundle exec octopress new post "Blogging with Minimal Mistakes Jekyll theme"
3# TIP: alias for octopress
4cat << EOF >> $HOME/.bashrc
5alias octopress='bundle exec octopress'
6EOF
Deploy to Github Pages#
1# NEED: create myrepo.github.io repository in your Github repo
2cd myrepo.github.io
3git remote set origin git@github.com:myrepo/myrepo.github.io.git
4git remote add upstream git@github.com:mmistakes/minimal-mistakes.git
5git add .
6git commit -am "My first post"
7git push -u origin --all
8xdg-open https://myrepo.github.io # access to your personal blog
Link to your custom domain#
- on your repository root directory:
1cat <<EOF> CNAME
2mydomain.net
3EOF
4sed -ri 's#^(url.*: ).*#\1"https://mydomain.net"#' _config.yml
mydomain.net. 26735 IN A 185.199.108.153
mydomain.net. 26735 IN A 185.199.109.153
mydomain.net. 26735 IN A 185.199.110.153
mydomain.net. 26735 IN A 185.199.111.153
Sources#