nanoc/nanoc

Nanoc is a web publishing system written in Ruby.

Ian Young

@iay

(The workround we used -- temporarily moving the data to /tmp in the container -- obviously wouldn't apply here)

Denis Defreyne

@ddfreyne

@iay So far I’ve avoided using Docker on Mac because of speed issues…

Harald

@a4z

is there a way to call compile from the post processign step?

Gregory Pakosz

@gpakosz

no because it's a post processing step, compilation and routing have happened by then

Harald

@a4z

hm, that what I have expected, but it is sad, have now all pieces together, and I am super happy, but I have that one use case where I would need to influence that one page is processed after others, and I do not know how to do that

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Gregory Pakosz

@gpakosz

@ddfreyne hello, do you think you can make a point release with the longer timeout soon?

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Harald

@a4z

So, if you have one blog index page that depends on all individual articles, you could do e.g. @items.find_all('/articles/*').each(&:path) to force a dependency onto all those pages

A question to this ... what does it mean.. :-) , what does .each(&:path) actually call on the item?
my ruby is not that strong, and from the doc I see there is a path property, but I am unsure how that relates, but I am very interested in understanding .

Denis Defreyne

@ddfreyne

.each(&:path) is the same as .each { |something| something.path } — it’s syntactic sugar

So essentially, it loops over the collection and calls the path method on it

(and the call to #path makes Nanoc record a dependency onto the item that you called the #path methd on)

Harald

@a4z

Thanks for the explanation! so I call the path method on all blog articles, but when do I do that and how does this relate the the blogindex page?

Do I need to have a own rule for the blogindex page and do this in this rule?

Harald

@a4z

oh, I think I found it , I do it in the blog index erb page ? and this creates a dependency just because I call a method on the item? magic, this is magic !
(have of course to try out if this is true but I think it is... tested, seems to be the case, .. magic! )

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Harald

@a4z

For the atom feed, what do I need to do that not the whole content of a page/article lands in the feed.xml for each entry, but only the excerpt ?

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ethancrawford

@ethancrawford

Hello @ddfreyne. I'm interested in helping to solve my recently raised issue nanoc/nanoc#1502 if I can. The only problem is that I'm not quite sure yet of a suitable approach - I'd welcome any pointers if/when you have the time! :slight_smile:

Denis Defreyne

@ddfreyne

@ethancrawford Hi! I think the way to fix it would be to look at utf8.rb (which defines Nanoc::CLI::StreamCleaners::UTF8, check whether str is a UTF-8 string, and if not, return str without doing anything on it

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ethancrawford

@ethancrawford

Btw, is there much left to do before merging in the branch where you have extracted the sass filter into its own gem? (I'm still curious about replacing sass with sassc :smile:)

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ethancrawford

@ethancrawford

..and another question :joy: :sweat_smile: if I were interested in allowing the kramdown filter to parse github flavoured markdown, would you prefer this to be added as a separate filter, or allowed as a config setting to the existing one? :slight_smile:

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Harald

@a4z

a qeustion to the documentation, the example in the blogger helper for generating a feed is

compile '/blog/feed/' do
  filter :erb
  write '/blog.xml'
end

what input does this actually take? I mean, /blog/feed/ is a folder , so which file will be compiled ?

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Denis Defreyne

@ddfreyne

nanoc 4.11.18 is out!

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ethancrawford

@ethancrawford

:tada:

Denis Defreyne

@ddfreyne

I have a day off today and this is how I choose to spend it… fixing threading bugs

But don’t worry. I will definitely be not doing much later today

ethancrawford

@ethancrawford

:laughing:

Harald

@a4z

You do an awesome job @ddfreyne by providing this great tool and active maintaining it and helping users like me. Thanks a lot Denis !!

Denis Defreyne

@ddfreyne

Thank you :)

Harald

@a4z

finally I am done and my nanoc base site is online, did also some plug for nanoc :-)
https://a4z.gitlab.io/blog/2020/06/21/Moving-this-site-to-a-new-location.html

Denis Defreyne

@ddfreyne

@a4z Very nice :)

I found a typo: piplelines

@a4z You can integrate a spell checker with Nanoc if you want: https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc.ws/blob/main/lib/checks.rb

That is how I do it with nanoc.ws

Harald

@a4z

Thanks! will definitely look into spell checker, obviously VS Code code spell check does not show me all, or my eyes are too tired in the evening :-)

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Harald

@a4z

apropos check, I get 2 fails positives from the ilink checker, both to the same site , one time from the blog index and 1 time from an article linking to the same page, in both case the html is

<a href="/blog/2017/10/14/Using-SQLite3-in-your-C++-application.html">Using SQLite3 in your C++ application</a>

both links work... maybe the ++ in the URL?

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ethancrawford

@ethancrawford

Hey hey @ddfreyne. Do you still consider https://groups.google.com/d/topic/nanoc/aSG7QC_oqZQ/discussion to be the ideal way to combine multiple items into one?

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Harald

@a4z

can I create a ignore list for various checkers ?
I have 2 problems, one is that thi the url checker, reporting an URL that clearly works wget https://a4z.gitlab.io/blog/2017/10/14/Using-SQLite3-in-your-C++-application.html as being wrong,
the second is the html validator, since google wants to put me a html page into my root so it knows I am the owner of the page. And this is of course no valid html5
It would be nice if I could automate the checkers, but I need a way to exclude such false positives

Daniel Aleksandersen

@da2x

@a4z yes, many filters support that. docs at https://nanoc.ws/doc/reference/config/#checks

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Daniel Aleksandersen

@da2x

@ddfreyne is it possible to use a snapshot from a rep:default compilation in a rep:another compilation?

I’ve not needed to use snapshots before and am somewhat confused about their limitations.

I’ve basically got one item that needs to write twice. I can’t regenerate the item from the beginning. E.g. https://gist.githubusercontent.com/da2x/bf51169d5dd847ebd68f324285af6016/raw/3ea397581185fe1bb28e3f0566991aeb7e0381b3/some.rb

Denis Defreyne

@ddfreyne

@da2x What you’re trying to do is not possible currently :(

Not quite ideal.

Hmm, hold on… it might work if you create a filter e.g. :read_snapshot, with the two arguments being the rep and snapshot name, which then returns @item.compiled_content(rep: rep_name, snapshot: snapshot_name)

I haven’t tried it and I think it might cause issues with cyclical dependencies

Daniel Aleksandersen

@da2x

I ended up cheating. I made a filter that removes the source map from the JS files, but writes it to a separate file, and then return the just the JS.

Gregory Pakosz

@gpakosz

I'm curious. What's your approach to JS source maps in the context of Nanoc?

Harald

@a4z

btw, I am deeply impressed by the live reload injection nanoc does, is this somewhere available as a stand alone thing?
( I have some slides with ascidoctor-revealjs and a rake file that rebulids on change, now I would like to have this live reload that nanoc has to reload the presentation in the browser)

Denis Defreyne

@ddfreyne

That is pretty much all done by https://github.com/johnbintz/rack-livereload!

@a4z You can also install the adsf and adsf-live gems, and then use the adsf --live-reload command to run a live-reloading web server, separately from Nanoc

See https://github.com/ddfreyne/adsf

Harald

@a4z

Thanks! will check adsf ,
want to put this into my rake file and replace my WEBrick call so the live reload script becomes injected,
do I understand that correct, just with using asdf-live + asdf I can remove my existing guard live reload rule ? An this becomes independent from the live reload browser extensions?

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