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Mikkel Munch Mortensen
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* The Services page is a list of the services we provide, including a short description and a list of badges. * The Badges page describes what each of the available badges cover. Badges are an easy way to determine to what extend a service meets the core principles of our rules (privacy, encryption, zero knowledge etc). |
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The data.coop website
Building the site
The site is built using Jekyll The simplest way to work with the site and code is to use Docker.
git clone https://git.data.coop/data.coop/website.git data.coop
cd data.coop
docker-compose up
This will fire up the website inside a Docker container and start listening on port 4000. Simply connect your browser to http://localhost:4000 and you're good to go. In development mode, the site has the jekyll:livereload extension enabled, allowing you to see your changes immediately upon saving files in the source directory.
Deploying the site
For now, just push to the git repo in root's homedir on the server. This will trigger the deployment.
git remote add live ssh://root@data.coop:/root/datacoop.git
git push live