Gatsby-based blog for hexmen.com.

This was a company website, but company has now been disolved, so it needs updating to remove all trace of 'Limited' from the site.

# Setup
cd hexmen.com
yarn install

# Start development server (http://localhost:8000).
yarn develop
# Note: the development server is HMR enabled.  e.g. changes to
# `site-footer.js` are immediately reflected in the browser.

# Build for production.
yarn clean
yarn build

# Serve production build (https://localhost:9000).
yarn serve

# Upload to server (https://hexmen.com).
yarn upload

Files are uploaded using rsync with various exclusions to preserve legacy files we don't want to delete. The exclusions are listed in .rsyncignore which is not a standard filename, but seemed logical.

I found rsync is easier to use than scp; I made silly mistakes with scp attempting to copy the content of a public folder ended up creating a public_html/public folder on the server. Using scp -r public/* server:public_html/ wasn't an option as it missed dot-files.

Rsync tunrs out to be more logical and much faster. It also has a --dry-run mode to let us test things before doing them for real.

Example:

# Test
rsync -avz --dry-run --exclude-from=.rsyncignore --delete public/ server:public_html/

# Do it for real
rsync -avz --exclude-from=.rsyncignore --delete public/ server:public_html/