picklecore 0.10.0 → 0.11.0

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  *PickleCore* is a Jekyll theme developed by [Reece Dunham](https://github.com/RDIL) ([for his site](https://rdil.rocks)) and [Param Thakkar](https://github.com/paramt).
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- ## Installation
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- First, download it by adding it to your `Gemfile`:
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- ```ruby
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- gem "picklecore"
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- ```
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- run bundler:
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- ```shell
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- $ bundler
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- ```
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- and then apply it in your `_config.yml`:
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- ```yaml
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- theme: picklecore
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- ```
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- and it should apply.
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- ## Deploying
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- ### GitHub Pages
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- Unfortunately, PickleCore is not whitelisted as a GitHub pages theme, so you can't use it by simply applying the theme. You will need to set up some kind of pipeline that bulids the site into raw HTML/CSS/JS and deploy that off the `gh-pages` branch.
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- ### Netlify
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- Netlify is perfect for deploying PickleCore. The setup is quite easy - just set the command as `bundler exec jekyll build` and set the deploy folder to `_site`!
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- ## Customization
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- PickleCore is (probably) the most customizable theme out in the Jekyllverse. Here is a list of keys you can put in your `_config.yml` and what they do:
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- * `name` - the name of the site (main title)
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- * `webmanifest` - link to a `manifest.json` or a file with the `.webmanifest` extension (used by Google for web apps, link must be relative to the root page of the site)
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- * `description` - description of the site (for metadata)
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- * `url` - the URL of your site when hosted in production
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- * `apple-touch-icon` - the URL of the Apple touch icon for the site if you have one (see [this article](https://www.computerhope.com/jargon/a/appletou.htm) for more info)
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- * `index_on_google` - `true` or `false` depending if you want your site in Google search results
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- * `keywords` - an inline list of comma (no spaces) seperated keywords (for SEO) (e.g. `keywords: "hello,world,this,is,my,site"`)
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- * `images` - stuff for favicons
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- * Favicons - this requires multiple steps so read all sub-bullets
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- * `images.favicon_base` - route of where the favicons are served, e.g. `https://my.site/favicons/favicon-` (extension must be `PNG`)
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- * `images.favicons` - array of resolutions, e.g.:
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- ```yaml
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- images:
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- favicons:
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- - "32" # 32x32
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- - "64" # 64x64
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- # and so on
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- ```
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- * `images.tileimage` - the link to the Microsoft tile image
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- * `browserconfigxml` - link to a `browserconfig.xml` for Microsoft-based browsers
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- * The same thing can be applied to `twitter` with the subkey `image`, and `opengraph` with the subkey `image`
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- * `twitter` - Twitter meta dictionary
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- * `username`: your Twitter username as a string (no `@`!)
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- * `devto` - your [DEV](https://dev.to/) username (if you want it on the sidebar)
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- * `no_extra_css` - prevent custom stylesheets (see below) from being loaded (defaults to `false`)
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- Most of the favicons and images listed here can be made over at https://realfavicongenerator.net
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- ### Colors
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- To change the base color, which defaults to `#303f9f`, you can add a file called `_includes/styling/theme-color.css`,
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- and put the hex color on the first line. **Do not** add a newline at the end of the file, it will break the CSS!
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- ### Custom CSS
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- To apply custom CSS, add a file called `_includes/styling/extra.css` and put styles in that file.
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- Note: this will not work if you specify the `no_extra_css` key in your config.
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- ## Applying Theme Components
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- The PickleCore theme allows you to apply some nice looking components that match with the theme via `includes`.
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- ### Cards
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- [![A card](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RDIL/debugging-playground/master/card-example.png)](https://github.com/RDIL/PickleCore)
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- A card (shown above) can be applied by adding the following to any page **with [Front Matter](https://jekyllrb.com/docs/front-matter/) on it**:
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- ```html
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- </div>
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- ### Sidebar
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- The easiest way to apply the sidebar to your website is to use the `default-with-sidebar` layout via Jekyll:
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- layout: default-with-sidebar
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- ```
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- The second easiest way is to add it via the include:
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- ```html
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- layout: default
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- Anchor the sidebar opener to this location on the page.
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- But you should ***most certainly not*** simply use the `sidebar.html` component without the anchor - this will most likely break everything. Use one of the methods above.
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- > *Help! My sidebar is blank when I open it - what do I do?*
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- > Certain site config fields will populate the sidebar, so see the customization section above.
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- ### Solid Blocks
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- Sometimes you need to group data, or show something off, and a card just doesn't work. That's alright, you can just use the solid block element.
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+ See [the documentation](https://docs.rdil.rocks/libraries/picklecore/) for more info.
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  {% if site.apple-touch-icon %}
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  <link rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="180x180" href="{{ site.apple-touch-icon }}">
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- {% if site.favicons and site.faviconbase %}
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- <link rel="icon" type="image/png" sizes="{{ resolution }}x{{ resolution }}" href="{{ site.faviconbase }}{{ resoultion }}x{{ resolution }}.png">
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  platform: ruby
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  - Reece Dunham
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- date: 2019-11-26 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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  signing_key:
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- summary: A Jekyll theme built to make personal sites and small websites, but can easily
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+ summary: A Jekyll theme built to create personal and small websites, but can easily
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  scale!
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  test_files: []