Source code for publishing to the Leo Editor Blog. The Leo Editor itself is at http://leoeditor.com
First, you need to be added to the leo-editor organization here on github. Ask in the leo-editor google group and one of us will add you.
Second, clone this repo:
git clone [email protected]:leo-editor/leo-blog.git
After this, be sure to install Pelican:
pip install pelican
1. Sync local working copy
2. Write your article
3. Preview
4. Commit source files
5. Check public url
Before you do any work, be sure that you have the newest copy of the repository:
cd leo-blog
git pull
This is a simple RST file in the content/ directory:
cd content/
cd your-category/
vi your_article.rst
You can use Leo to edit the article, but I'd recommend using @auto-rst. Not sure how well Pelican handles sentinels.
At the top of your article, you need a title, and then a few bits of info for Pelican to process your article correctly. Here's an example from the custom_printing.rst article:
Custom Printing with printing.py
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:date: 2013-09-20
:tags: plugins
:category: plugins
:slug: custom_printing
:author: Jacob Peck
:summary: Print custom documents with Leo's printing plugin
The rest of your article is a standard RST doc.
To preview your doc, you can use make devserv to start a local instance of SimpleHTTPServer. To publish your doc, use make html.
Some machines might not have make, so the following command will work to build the docs and view your article instead:
linux:
rm -r -f docs
mkdir docs
/path/to/pelican content -o docs -s pelicanconf.py
cd docs
python -m http.server
Windows:
rmdir /s/q docs
mkdir docs
pelican content -o docs -s pelicanconf.py
cd docs
python -m http.server
Add your source document to github's copy of this repo:
git add .
git commit -am "Added article on blahblahblah."
git push
Point a browser at http://leo-editor.github.io/blog
That's it. If you have any questions, ask away on the leo-editor google group. We're pretty friendly :)