This repo is inactive and not being monitored for security and functionality updates.
The public website of the Raha Foundation.
# To run the site
yarn serve
# To deploy the site. This happens automatically on a successful merge.
yarn deploy
# To run lint (just checks completeness of translations at the moment)
yarn lintWritten in handlebars templates and with an internationalization layer. This gets built into a simple static site.
The Handlebars templating language is used primarily
to allow for partial templates. yarn build calls its command line tool to turn
the handlebars files into matching HTML ones, matching the directory structure
of the src/pages/ directory.
You can invoke a template by adding the partial to the src/partials directory
(say, ./src/partials/path/to/mySpecialHeader), and then in any handlebars
file, you can inject it by inputting {{> raha/path/to/mySpecialHeader}}.
This project also uses Handlebars Layouts for a bit less repetition in layout code.
After the handlebars templates are built, the
static-i18n tool is used to
populate i18n placeholders into the actual generated HTML files from the src/
directory.
All translations are in JSON files in the locales/ directory. To add support
for a language, simply add a locale json file for that language, named after its
language
code.
On build, lint will inform you if there are missing translations and prevent a
build; if you don't have translations ready for that text, just put the English
text in each other locale file for now, and add a note about it to
locales/MISSING_TRANSLATIONS for record-keeping.
You can refer to static assets with relative links, i.e.
/assets/lib/icons/favicons/favicon.ico. When the build script runs, the entire
assets/ dir gets copied into the root of the website and served statically
alongside everything else. Nothing magical here!
Also, the .well-known folder gets copied over in the same way.
It's hosted on github pages; deploying just pushes the build/ directory to the
gh-pages branch.