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• Commit to preview to auto-deploy to preview endpoint.
• Commit to master to auto-deploy to master endpoint

Website in production at https://ronenagranat.com and https://www.ronenagranat.com

• Install AWS command line tools: brew install awscli && aws configure
• Source commands.sh in your .zshrc file or similar

This Jekyll blog uses a custom theme.

• Fork the theme from here: https://github.com/ronen-agranat/miniscule

bloglocal

A slightly-less-minimal theme for Jekyll. Forked from the default minima theme

Theme preview

First, install Jekyll and create a new site following the instructions on the official webpage:

gem install bundler jekyll
jekyll new my-awesome-site
cd my-awesome-site

Then:

Add this line to your Jekyll site's Gemfile:

gem "miniscule"

And add this line to your Jekyll site:

theme: miniscule

And then execute:

$ bundle

to install and enable the theme.

To build:

$ bundle exec jekyll build

To run:

$ bundle exec jekyll serve

• Cover photo

• Profile picture

• Twitter feed

General usage is much as the same as the minima theme from which this theme is forked. Please see the minima theme usage guide

Please also see the example blog for practical usage examples.

In _config.yml:

logo: path/to/profile/image.jpg

In _config.yml:

cover_image: path/to/cover/image.jpg

In _config.yml:

twitter_username: yourtwitterhandle
show_twitter_feed: true

Shows a GitHub 'fork me' link in the top corner of the page, as well as a link in the footer.

In _config.yml:

fork_me_url: https://example.com
show_fork_me: true

Normal build:

bundle install
bundle exec jekyll build
bundle exec jekyll serve

Should show sample blog.

Bump version in miniscule.gemspec

gem build miniscule.gemspec
gem push miniscule-XXX.gemspec

Note that the rubygems creds are required

The theme is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.