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Getting Started

To contribute to the website, you'll first need to install the extended version of Hugo.

The Hugo install page has instructions for different platforms and installers; make sure you end up with the extended version.

On Linux it may be easiest to pick up a tarball of the latest extended version from the release page and install it per https://gohugo.io/getting-started/installing/#install-hugo-from-tarball.

Next, clone this repository, and install the theme:

git submodule update --init

The development web server is started with:

hugo server

or

hugo server -D

to run the hugo server with draft enabled.

after which the site should be served at http://localhost:1313.

You'll see

error: failed to transform resource: TOCSS: failed to transform "style.sass"

if you don't have the Hugo extended version.

Using docker:

  • Build the docker image:

  $ docker build -t deploy_surge .
  $ docker images

Run the image:

  $ docker run -e SURGE_LOGIN=${SURGE_LOGIN} -e SURGE_TOKEN=${SURGE_TOKEN} -e PR_NUMBER=${TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST} deploy_surge

Note: SURGE_LOGIN and SURGE_TOKEN is needed only when you want to push the build in surge server. The URL will look like: numpy-${PR_NUMBER}.surge.sh

So you can use some random number instead of TRAVIS_PULL_REQUEST variable.

You also can run the docker image in daemon mode and then interact with the container and run the hugo server.

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