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conference.scipy.org

This repository contains the landing page for conference.scipy.org. Each conference manages its own website. This site is only meant to capture the commonalities between them.

Quick Set Up

In a Python virtual environment, install dependencies:

$ make init

Build the site. The output will be in the output/ directory.

$ make html

To view the site locally:

$ make serve
< open browser to http://127.0.0.1:8000 >
( you should see your test page in the News and archives )
< Ctrl-C to exit server on terminal >

Adding and Editing Items

The website is a set of static pages generated by Pelican from Markdown files. The content is published automatically to GitHub Pages every time a pull request is merged to the main branch.

News items in content/news are published on the News pages. The format looks like this:

$ cd content/news
$ cat << EOF > 2024-03-05-test.md
> Title: Test
> Date: 2024-03-05
> Comments: true
> Categories: 
> Author: Ze Claw <[email protected]>
> Summary: Testing
> 
> Testing how this works!
> 
> EOF

Pages in content/pages map to top-level menu items as defined in pelicanconf.py.

After adding or making changes to an item, regenerate the site:

< Ctrl-C to exit server on the terminal if it's already running >
$ make html && make serve

Edit the Home Page and the Layout

The layout is defined in the theme/ folder.

$ ls theme
tuxlite_zfs

Update Dependencies

There's a Make target to update dependencies:

$ make update-deps

It'll read dependencies from pyproject.toml and update the requirements.txt file with the latest version.

Contact

The site is collaboratively edited by the SciPy Organizers. Please email [email protected] for details.

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conference.scipy.org's Issues

Past proceedings URLs are broken

One of the projects I work on uses sphinx's linkcheck to validate all the URLs in our docs. We noticed that the URLs that link to the conference proceedings have started to fail the linkcheck

...
2024-03-10T06:07:22.7942075Z (        outreach: line   60) broken    http://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/scipy2019/slides.html - 404 Client Error: Not Found for url: https://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/scipy2019/slides.html
2024-03-10T06:07:22.9437406Z (       citations: line   25) ok        https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.12504
2024-03-10T06:07:22.9849483Z (        outreach: line   39) broken    http://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/scipy2020/slides.html - 404 Client Error: Not Found for url: https://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/scipy2020/slides.html
...

and currently all the links on https://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/ (e.g. https://conference.scipy.org/proceedings/scipy2023 fail with a 404).

Publishing documentation should include updating of proc_link.js

The server we use to host conference.scipy.org keeps a copy of proc_link.js in the root of the proceedings directory. We currently have an issue where this file has not been updated to include the 2017 proceedings (2012 is also missing, for unknown reasons).

screenshot 2018-05-19 20 40 00

Until this part of the publishing process can be automated, we should include an explicit step in the publishing documentation to copy over the most recent js file from the proceedings.

Scipy Proceedings Lefthand Menu/Sidebar Update Needed

The sidebar on the site needs to be updated to include a link to "2015". That has to happen in the script (wherever the website is served) called proc_versions(). It is probably somewhere in a file like ./publisher/_static/proc_links.js ... which doesn't seem to be in this repo. Is it elsewhere in the server? (The state of the proper file in the proceedings repo seems to be irrelevant: https://github.com/scipy-conference/scipy_proceedings/blob/master/publisher/_static/proc_links.js)

Thoughts on this @aterrel @dpinte ?

Makefile uses someone's particular .ssh/config

The bug is that make rsync fails without properly resolving the hostname. The cause appears to be that the person who wrote the makefile was relying on a mapping between conference and the server name in their ssh configfile.

Credential reset

When you request to receive an email with your credentials, the message is incomplete because it is missing the email address to write to if you don't get an email within a few minutes...
screen shot 2014-03-07 at 10 41 51 am

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