Yet another technical blog
For generating my github-pages I use the static blog generator Pelican. All the files (except the content) are generated by the "pelican-quickstart" command. It provides a skelleton, we can complete according our needs.
This repo contains the blog sources. Since github does not natively support Pelican, we have to deport the sources from the github-pages repo. Once generated, the output directory can be published as github-pages i.e pushed in the gh-pages repo. The practical tool ghp-import allow to do this transparently. The named repo ihommani.github.io is the result of the output produced by the present repo.
The below lines describes the different steps to trigger in order to publish the blog.
$ pelican content -o output -s pelicanconf.py $ ghp-import output $ git push [email protected]:yourName/yourName.github.io.git gh-pages:master
PS: The commit history of ihommani.github.io do not reflect the true historic. Instead it is the present commit history which reflect the different steps through which the blog evolves.