Questions tagged [nanoc]
nanoc is a static site generator, fit for building anything from a small personal blog to a large corporate web site.
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Trying to install Nanoc (with Ruby) on Fedora Linux, but getting an error I can't decipher
I try to install Nanoc on Fedora Linux.
I've successfully installed Ruby using
dnf install ruby
Checked it with ruby -v and made sure rubygems is installed. Also checked version to verify ...
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How can I force kramdown (or Nanoc) to generate <br> instead of <br /> for line breaks?
I’m using kramdown with static site generator Nanoc to generate HTML from Markdown.
By default, kramdown is generating Markdown double-spaces as XHTML-friendly <br /> instead of HTML5's <br&...
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Replacing fork() with spawn() in nanoc live
I've got an issue with Ruby. Specifically, the spawn() and fork() methods.
I'm developing a website using Nanoc on Windows, and upon trying to implement the nanoc-live gem, I get the message that fork(...
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Config Nanoc in Docker Error facing "Nanoc::Core::ConfigLoader::NoConfigFileFoundError: No configuration file found"
I try to create nanoc Markdown Documentation page deployment using docker.
Docker container was created successfully.
While running the container i am getting the nanoc configuration error and ...
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The While running Docker container getting error "current working directory, nor any of its parents, seems to be a Nanoc site"
My docker file
FROM ruby:latest
# Create app directory
WORKDIR /usr/src/app
COPY Gemfile .
# Copy the files
COPY . ./docs
RUN bundler install
RUN bundle exec nanoc
EXPOSE 5300 ...
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How to write a filter to nanoc that adds a ref to a toc after each header
I'm trying to create a filter that adds references to the TOC after each h2 heading.
Here is what I've done but it doesn't work, and each time I modify the code all the relevant pages are not ...
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Pass variable from content to layout in Nanoc using Slim
I basically want to know the easiest way to pass a ruby variable from a content page to its layout using Nanoc and Slim. I am thinking of something like this:
content/content.slim:
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title: ...
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Linking to search results with Ruby
I'm a complete novice in Ruby and Nanoc, but a project has been put in my lap. Basically, the code for the page brings back individual URLs for each item linking them to the manual. I'm trying to ...
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Nanoc rules to process markdown files
My current rules file looks as follows:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
### COMPILATION RULES
# Don’t filter or layout assets
compile %r{^/(favicon|robots|crypto/.*|stylesheets/.*|javascript/.*|plugins/.*|...
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How to specify layout in nanoc?
In Jekyll, we write layout structure in a HTML file and put it in _layout folder. Say, the _layout folder has file named welcome.html, for a webpage to use it, we simply specify as follows:
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title:...
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Nanoc setup for URLs and links on a github deployed webpage [duplicate]
I depoyed a static webpage on github with nanoc. Everything works very nice.
Except that the images not their thumbnails are visible. The URL path is missing the project name. So when i click in the ...
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error deploying static webpage build with nanoc on github with orphan git branch
I followed this tutorial on the nanoc webpage to deploy my webpage on github.
I followed these instructions
% rm -rf output
% git clone . output
% cd output
output@master% git checkout --orphan gh-...
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Nanoc 4.7.10 and Bootstrap integration
Does anyone have any instructions on how to integrate Bootstrap into Nanoc?
I have googled this but have not found a tutorial that would guide me through the initial integration setup.
Can anyone ...
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Next and Prev buttons for pages in the same folder in nanoc
I'm building a static generator for a getting started guide and I am grouping pages for the same guide into a folder.
how would I add a footer to the bottom of the generated pages for next and ...
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How to use a static site generator for a Getting Started guide
I want to write some getting started guides for areas of my site in markdown and split them over multiple pages.
My file structure is like so:
/doing-x
1-blah-blah.md
2-blah-blah.md
3-blah-...
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