Bill Ewanick
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README.md
Cute Seal Fanpage
An experiment using Nix, Hakyll, Haskell, and shell scripts to automate a simple website deployment pipeline.
Why Seals?
It's an in-joke.
What's all this code?
seal-blog/
flake.nix- The specification for everything is repo can do.
- Defines the hakyll site build instructions, as well as sets it as an app to be run with
nix run .#hakyll-site. - Defines the blog generation command as an app to be run with
nix run .#generateSealPosts. - Creates a shell with the same ghc installed, as well as other haskell tools.
- For use with
nix develop .or direnv
- For use with
site.hs- The hakyll blog is defined here.
- Pulls in the rest of the files in this repo and creates a static site at
_site.
config.dhall- The config file for the blog generation, run with
nix run .#generateSealPosts. - Uses a pseudo random number generator, change the seed to see different outputs in the
postsOutputPath(default./posts/).
- The config file for the blog generation, run with
- The rest of the code is related to the static hakyll site itself.
- I've tried putting it in it's own
srcorwebsitefolder but- it feels like needless refactoring
- I can't get the flake operations to work :(
- I've tried putting it in it's own