This is the blog for Haskell-jp. It is built with Hakyll. The Makefile contains some simple targets for building the site. In order to use the targets in the Makefile, it is assumed that the stack build tool is installed.

stack can be installed by following the directions from the stack README. Once stack is installed on your PATH, the following Makefile targets can be used.

$ make site

Build the HTML for the actual site. Generated HTML is placed under generated-site/.

$ make watch

Run a test webserver that will serve our blog content. If the content is changed, it will automatically be rebuilt and you will be able to see the changes live.

$ make clean

Cleans out all generated files (such as generated-site/ and .hakyll-cache/). Also runs stack clean.

$ make deploy

First generates the site, then commits the generated files to the gh-pages branch. This is kind of hacky, but it seems to mostly work.

A sample post is in posts/2017-03-25-sample-post.markdown. Providing an option draft: true, the post is published as draft, which is listed in /drafts page. This feature is mainly used for the purpose of asking review to someone.