I am learning how do use git branch and created a branch named like_andrew (where I attach features like here )

This is a template for creating a mini Project website

• Internal link (only I can see): file://localhost/Users/luisamimmi/Github/MiniSiteTemplate
• Public link on GithubPages: https://lulliter.github.io/MiniSiteTemplate/

1. on Github: Create new repo whateverthename

2. on Terminal (in the parent Local dir): Clone remote report git clone "https://github.com/lulliter/whateverthename.git"

3. on Local: Copy the content of example

4. on Github: Scroll down to the Repo / Setting/ Github Pages section click the drop down menu under “Source” and click “master branch”

5. on Local: make some adaptation / add content

6. (on Terminal/RStudio: Build the site locally (or see ./build_site.R))

   • actually, now the shell script ./_render-deploy.sh invokes and run ./build_site.R

7. on Terminal/RStudio: git add/commit/push (or see ./_render-deploy.sh)

R Markdown websites can be hosted using GitHub Pages in 2 ways

1. [IM USING THIS!] With two additions to the standard site configuration: + Add a file named .nojekyll to your site source code directory (this tells GitHub Pages to not process your site with the Jekyll engine). + Change your output directory to “.” within _site.yml. For example: output_dir: "." ( using this configuration your source code, data, and everything else in your repository is all publicly available alongside your generated website content. ).

2. Alternatively, you can configure GitHub Pages ⧉ to publish from a /docs subdirectory of your repository. If you work in this configuration you should change your output directory to “docs” within _site.yml. For example:output_dir: "docs"

This is built using the default Jekyll configuration found in Github check

• Jekyll supports loading data from YAML, JSON, and CSV files located in the _data directory.

  • Note that CSV files must contain a header row.

• Great tutorial Nick Strayer & Lucy D’Agostino McGowan

  • Github

• Key documentation: yihui

• A minimal example here