I'm attempting to get Jekyll running on my Mac and have run up against this problem: internal:/usr/local/Cellar/ruby/3.0.3/lib/ruby/3.0.0/rubygems/core_ext/kernel_require.rb:85:in `require': cannot load such file -- webrick (LoadError)
Where do I start fixing that?
@billbennettnz: It seems the dependency is missing. You can try to install the Jekyll gems, maybe something went wrong (
bundle install)
set SDKROOT (only macOS Catalina or later)Permalink
Starting on macOS Catalina (10.15) the headers used for Ruby have been moved from their previous location which results in some gems, including Jekyll to fail installation. This can be solved by setting SDKROOT in your shell configuration to the value provided by xcrun.
export SDKROOT=$(xcrun --show-sdk-path)
Presumably I need to edit a configuration file with that last line of code. But I don't know which configuration file or where to find it. Can you help?
Or...
Then using the path it finds?
And if so, where do I add this?
Sorry if these are dumb questions but I think the Jekyll guide assumes knowledge that I don't have
There's no dumb questions but I don't use MacOs and it was straightforward on Linux. My first guess is
SDKROOT is an environment variable so you have two possibilities: execute export SDKROOT=$(xcrun --show-sdk-path) in your terminal everytime you open one to work with jekyll (env vars are limited to the current terminal session), or add it in your shell configuration file in order to always have it declared (something like ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc maybe ?)
I have a large JSON data file and I want to generate multiple paginated pages from it. Searching online it seems that this is pretty unsupported, some places recommend doing things via collections. I was hoping someone might have some ideas of getting around the limitations. I can reformat the data pretty easily to achieve this.
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@benui-dev: If I understand, you have a large JSON dataset that you want to render as paginated items using Jekyll. To begin with, I think we need a bit more info about your data and how you want to render it:
- if it's a large dataset of articles I would write a small script to generate many markdown files, making Jekyll able to generate and paginate the HTML list
- if it's a dataset of something else that you want to render as, for example, a paginated table I see two options:
- create a Jekyll page with some JS for rendering the data (infinite tables or something like this). The JS file can even be splitted in smaller paginated chunks to be consumed by the page. JSON files can also be served by Jekyll.
- generate yourself the markdonw tables on pages generated by yourself (that seems tedious to me)
I have a jekyll format I am developing that I would like to use for 2 different websites (in separate repos). Is there an easy way to only edit the main format and see that reflected on both of the github webpages? atm Im thinking a github action that PRs into the website repos is my best bet.
Anyone familiar with this error?
bundler: failed to load command: jekyll (/Users/jared/work/gagesalzano2/vendor/bundle/ruby/2.7.0/bin/jekyll)
Traceback (most recent call last):
56: from /Users/jared/.rbenv/versions/2.7.0/bin/bundle:23:in `<main>'
I am on an M1 mac. A lot of my stuff has been restored from a backblaze backup from my old intel mac
And I get this issue when I try to update ruby
Hello, I started to use Jekyll this week, and so far it perfectly fit my wishes for an unclutered straighforward way to write and publish a blog. So I thought I will just come here to say a big thank you to its community for making it available. Kudos!
what shall i do?
The middle part is supposed to be a code fence, but apparently gitter doesn't recognize > 3 ` for code fences (or I'm just really really bad at formatting, which is also possible)
- A
test - B
just prepend spaces in your code area to have it included in the previous item list
I just started using jekyll today and I have googled quite a bit but still havent been able to figure it out, it would be great if someone could help ;)
Is there a way to generate a new post when I add a new page? For example, I am adding a new page in /kits/builds named 0002.md with a bunch of FrontMatters+content. Is there a plugin or configuration that would create a new post in _posts that would just redirect to this page (but would appear in site.posts)?
Is there anyone to tell me.whats the best analytics tool for Jekyll website that's hosted on GitHub as GitHub page?
Hi all!
We at Runa Capital have launched dedicated index for open-source static site generators. Jekyll is one of the best OS SSG in terms of Github stars and active contributors (users who made commits in the repo in the last 12 months)! And one of the best in other relevant metrics!
Check this out: https://runacap.com/data/ssg-index/
We at Runa Capital have launched dedicated index for open-source static site generators. Jekyll is one of the best OS SSG in terms of Github stars and active contributors (users who made commits in the repo in the last 12 months)! And one of the best in other relevant metrics!
Check this out: https://runacap.com/data/ssg-index/
is there a filter for jekyll that can fold lines after n characters like the
fold command in linux?
I create an ICS file with events from
_events collection, and the iCal standard demands newlines (plus then two spaces) after 75 characters
Hi everyone, I made a plugin to help with cache busting Jekyll assets since it was a problem I was having for a while after deploys, just wanted to share https://github.com/darcysupply/jekyll-asset-post-processor
Hi folks. I've been having a hell of a time just trying to run jekyll serve. As of two days ago this command worked:
For context: I'm on a new Mac with the M1 chip. From the bit of research I've done, it seems like the issue may be this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65075687/issues-serving-jekyll-to-localhost-eventmachine-1-2-7-has-an-error-when-install
bundle exec jekyll serve --livereloadBut I've been unable to serve the site and receive the following error when I try to bundle install or bundle update: Installing eventmachine 1.2.7 with native extensions
Gem::Ext::BuildError: ERROR: Failed to build gem native extension. Any help would be appreciated.For context: I'm on a new Mac with the M1 chip. From the bit of research I've done, it seems like the issue may be this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65075687/issues-serving-jekyll-to-localhost-eventmachine-1-2-7-has-an-error-when-install