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CLTL Homepage

Deploying the website locally

Create a python environment

$python -m venv venv

Activate it

$source venv/bin/activate

Install Flask and other main dependencies:

$pip install -U flask flask-cors requests pybtex

Install bibtexparser (directly from git)

$pip install --no-cache-dir --force-reinstall git+https://github.com/sciunto-org/python-bibtexparser@main

Run the app locally:

$python __init__.py

You should now be able to see the log on your terminal and access the page on your localhost:

http://127.0.0.1:5000

Contributing to the website

See CONTRIBUTING.md for general guidelines, and below for pull-request instructions.

Making a pull request

Setup

  1. Fork this repository (https://github.com/cltl/cltl-homepage). This will create a cltl-homepage repository (so-called fork) under your account.
  2. Clone your fork to work locally.
$ git clone [email protected]:<YOUR_USERNAME>/cltl-homepage.git
  1. Add cltl/cltl-homepage as a remote repository to allow updates from cltl/cltl-homepage to your local copy
$ cd cltl-homepage
cltl-homepage$ git remote add upstream [email protected]:cltl/cltl-homepage.git

Preparing for commits

  1. Your local copy initially has a single branch, called main. Whenever you plan to make a commit, you should first make sure that your main branch incorporates changes to cltl/cltl-homepage:
cltl-homepage$ git pull upstream main

Update your fork's content by pushing the local changes

cltl-homepage$ git push -u origin main

Making commits

  1. Always make changes in a separate branch, to prevent merge conflicts in your main branch. Create a new branch with a descriptive name, e.g. update-current-news-page:
$ git checkout -b new-feature

Your repository should now have two branches. You can check this by typing git branch:

cltl-homepage$ git branch
  main
* update-current-news-page

The asterisk marks the active branch

  1. You can now work and modify files in the repository.
  2. Deploy the website locally to test and verify your changes
  3. Stage and commit your changes, then push them to your repository:
cltl-homepage$ git add --all
cltl-homepage$ git commit -m "update current news page"
cltl-homepage$ git push -u origin update-current-news-page

This will create a branch update-current-news-page in your fork. You can make a pull request from there

Making a pull request

The goal of the pull request is to have the content of the branch update-current-news-page in your fork pulled into the cltl/cltl-homepage repository.

Follow these instructions to make the pull request, where head repository points your fork, and base repository points to cltl/cltl-homepage.