GitXplorerGitXplorer
b

benji

public
7 stars
0 forks
0 issues

Commits

List of commits on branch main.
Unverified
aa2197c3ada9af04c057e13898e6ede8e61b3c02

add: src/content/notes/1736709895.md

bbenjifs committed 6 days ago
Unverified
7f2fc87681209ce074a8186377d487ca5981d061

upload: uploads/1736700135_1000042869.jpg

bbenjifs committed 6 days ago
Unverified
5ea1a9809428a64c8ced8e3b73e6ea0fe7971be8

webmentions: adding (1) webmentions

iinvalid-email-address committed 7 days ago
Verified
be22db0b9899bb3c3fcf58da08bf3d785a729f0a

feat: defaults-2024

bbenjifs committed 8 days ago
Verified
f21e75cd1cb44cc1e1eb977ab2f654886dd3e70b

fix: quotes for letterboxd export file

bbenjifs committed 8 days ago
Verified
97261b37ac801447552b0b44f90d742111e33b20

feat: adding last adventure log stuff

bbenjifs committed 8 days ago

README

The README file for this repository.

benji.dog

benji.dog Made with 11ty IndieWeb

Netlify Status

My personal website built with 11ty.

The production version of this website runs on a separate server. On a push to the main branch, a workflow runs and builds the website and after it completes running, it will deploy the changes to my server. This repo is also setup to deploy to GitHub Pages and Netlify but those are mainly there for reference purpose.

Build

To build, run npm install and npm run build. If doing active development, you can also run npm run start to watch for changes and rebuild as needed.

Deploy

The easiest way to deploy this website is to upload the _site directory that shows up after a successful built. You can also fork this repo and make the required environment variable changes (see .env.example) and it should build once you enable GitHub Pages.

An easier approach is to use the "Netlify Deploy" button from below which should run through the process of cloning and setting up everything for you.

Netlify Deploy