radicle-dev/radicle.xyz-old

The website

Source code at GitHub https://radicle.xyz

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The radicle.xyz website

This is the repository of the radicle.xyz website.

Contribution Guide

Index

[Getting Started]!(#getting-started)
[Dependencies]!(#dependencies)
[Making Changes]!(#making-changes)
[Building]!(#building)
[Important Information]!(#important-information)

Getting Started

Run the following command to start the server:

npx http-server docs -e html

Dependencies

The Website utilises Mustache

You will need to install the same using the following command (A Global Installation):

npm install -g mustache

or using

make dependencies

Making Changes

⚠️ Do NOT directly change the .html files. You will lose your work!

Instead, make edits in corresponding .html.mustache file present inside pages/ directory.
You can directly change a stylesheet. Stylesheets are present in /docs/styles/.
partials/ directory contains the HTML that is common across all the pages. Like: Header, Footer, etc.

Building

After making the desired changes to .html.mustache, you will need to build the .html so that, they can reflect the changes that you have made.

Run the following command(s) while in root directory of the PROJECT:

make

Building Process requires [mustache to be installed]!(#dependencies).
Each .html.mustache file in the pages/ directory will result in a .html file in docs/ directory.
In order for the make command to build a file, the file has to be added to the Makefile

Important Information

Conversion of GIF to mp4

The moving images are GIF(s) that have been converted to mp4(s) to keep the size of the page down.

ffmpeg has been used to make this conversion.

ffmpeg -i file-name.gif -movflags faststart -pix_fmt yuv420p -vf "scale=trunc(iw/2)*2:trunc(ih/2)*2" -b:v 500k file-name.mp4