The content files are in the `content/` directory.
The content files are in the `content/` directory, in the form of `markdown` files, in different languages.
`markdown` file exists in different languages, they're in `content/projects` (the texts presentation of the different projects) or `content/pages` (mainly the index, which is the intro + bio before the calendar).
The `content/calendar` directory contains one `yaml` file with the currently planned _walks_, see next session on how to edit.
The `content/projects` directory contains the texts presentation of the different projects.
The `content/pages` directory contains the other website pages: the index/bio/intro, the gallery (empty because there is no text).
Images can be dropped in the `content/gallery` folder, name as no importance, a plugin is going to resize them and sort them by hours of the day they were taken (using their metadata).
Images can be dropped in the `content/gallery` folder, name as no importance, a plugin is going to resize them and sort them by hours of the day they were taken (using their metadata).
## Adding walk entries
## Adding walk entries
The moonwalk calendar is a `.yaml` file, in `content/calendar/`.
The moonwalk calendar is a `yaml` file, in `content/calendar/`.
To add a new entry:
To add a new entry:
1. open the website in a browser and go to the calendar to see what are the next New/Full moon dates
1. open the website in a browser and go to the calendar to see what are the next New/Full moon dates
2. either copy the date by hand (with `-` between 2-digit numbers) or click on the date box on the calendar webpage (it will automatically copy it)
2. either copy the date by hand (with `-` between 2-digit numbers) or click anything on the related date box on the calendar webpage (it will automatically copy the data)
3. add a new entry in the `.yaml` by pasting the date (at one more indentation level than the `calendar:` key)
3. add a new entry in the `yaml` file by pasting the date (at one more indentation level than the `calendar:` key)
Everytime the webpage load it will first get the New/Full moon dates from the API, then see if any entries in the calendar matches one of those date and if it does, add the corresponding informations.
Everytime the webpage load it will first get the New/Full moon dates from the API, then see if any entries in the calendar matches one of those date and if it does, add the corresponding informations to it.
3. create a file with name `.env` in the root folder containing the `ftp` logs, like this
```bash
$HOST = ""
$USERNAME = ""
$PASSWORD = ""
```
### For every updates of the website
On every updates
1. make your edits to the `content/` folder
1. make your edits to the `content/` folder
2. `add`, `commit` and `push` your changes to the directory
2. `add`, `commit` and `push` your changes to the directory
3. open a terminal in the root folder of this project and launch the `pelican` command to regenerate
3. open a terminal in the root folder of this project and launch the `pelican` command to regenerate
4. copy the new files generated in the `output/` folder to the server
4. launch `sync.sh`
If a change don't appear immediatly it's possible you have to hard refresh using `ctrl`+`shift`+`r`.
if a change don't appear immediatly it's possible you have to hard refresh (using `ctrl`+`shift`+`r`).
<!-- ## Notes
<!-- ## Notes
* if location changes to another country it is possible that the previous walk doesn't correspond to their yaml (because the hour shift, make it jump one day before or after)
* if location changes to another country it is possible that the previous walk doesn't correspond to their yaml (because the hour shift, make it jump one day before or after)
* we could do an automatic newsletter or RSS flux ? -->
* we could do an automatic newsletter or RSS flux ?