This repository holds my personal blog, Illusion Slopes, which can be viewed at maxkapur.com.
It also used to host several one-off essays, but these have have now been moved to separate repos, namely cyborgs-and-ciphers, esl-data, and how-do-we.
My blog is on a CC BY-SA 4.0 license. Comments and suggestions are welcome via email or GitHub pull request.
./configure.sh installs all dependencies using mamba (to install Ruby) then
bundler (to install Jekyll and other Ruby dependencies). On first run, the
script creates a conda environment (mamba create); on subsequent runs, it
updates the environment in place (mamba update). If you think your environment
is corrupt, run git stash; git clean -fidx then rerun ./configure.sh.
I use conda to install Ruby because, in my tests, it provided the most
reliable way to install a fixed Ruby version across platforms without requiring
you to build Ruby from source (as with rbenv).
You preview the site by running ./serve.sh, or just build it to the _site/
directory with ./build.sh.
./check.sh runs ShellCheck on the build scripts.
./info.sh logs package versions.