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A shell helper for dokyll
TL;DR
A helper shell script for dokyll.
In Jekyll in Docker we took a look at dokyll, my little packaging of Jekyll in a Docker image. It just seemed right to pack the shell commands in a script:
dokyll.sh
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#!/bin/sh
multiconfig='--config _config.yml,_local_config.yml'
md="$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")")"
cachedir="$md/_bundle"
dokyll() {
docker run --rm \
-v "$md:/mnt" \
-v "$cachedir:/usr/local/bundle" \
$DOKYLL_PRE \
registry.gitlab.com/polettix/dokyll \
"$@"
}
case "$1" in
(cache)
rm -rf "$cachedir"
mkdir -p "$cachedir"
DOKYLL_PRE='' dokyll bundle install
exit $?
;;
(build)
DOKYLL_PRE='' dokyll bundle exec jekyll build $multiconfig --watch
exit $?
;;
(serve)
DOKYLL_PRE='-p 4000:4000' dokyll bundle exec jekyll serve \
$multiconfig --no-watch --skip-initial-build --host=0.0.0.0
exit $?
;;
(*)
cat <<EOF
"$0" [cache|build|serve)
cache: create _bundle cache (only needed once)
build: continuously build site as changes arise
serve: serve built site
EOF
exit 1;
;;
esacThere is little to add, actually. One interesting thing might be that
I’m leveraging a couple of config.yml files for the local deployment,
so that I can override a few variables; this is why the environment
variable multiconfig is set to the specific value in line 3.
That’s all!