conda-dot-org

This is the repository for the conda.org community website. To become involved:

• Join the conda-dot-org channel, which is part of the [conda organization on Zulip(https://conda.zulipchat.com)
• Visit the Root HackMD page, which links to everything in HackMD.

Code of Conduct

This repo and the web site it generates are governed by the conda organization code of conduct.

Implementation details

It is built using Docusaurus 2, a modern static website generator. The contents are structured like this:

• .github/: Workflows for deployment.
• blog/: Blog posts. Can use .md (Markdown), .mdx (Markdown with react) or .js extensions. Complex posts can use its own directory.
• docs/: Documentation with navigation and sidebars.
• src/: Resources (React components, custom CSS) and logic for standalone pages
  • src/pages: Standalone pages. This directory contains the homepage (index.js) and other simpler pages (community.md).
• static/: Static resources like images and icons.
• babel.config.js: Configuration to install docusaurus.
• docusaurus.config.js: Configuration for docusaurus. Includes variables like title and description, navigation menu items, etc.
• package.json: More configuration to install docusaurus.
• sidebars.js: Support for sidebars. We use in automatic mode now.

Non listed directories or files are generated automatically are not relevant for modifications.

Local Development

$ git clone
$ cd conda-dot-org
$ npm install
$ npm run start

This command starts a local development server and opens up a browser window. Most changes are reflected live without having to restart the server.

Deployment