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README.md

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.

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](https://github.com/RobertDeRose/jekyll-livereload) extension enabled, allowing you to see your changes immediately
upon saving files in the source directory.

## Deploying the site
TODO: Set up webhook for auto-deployment on push to master.