flaskcwg.github.io | Flask Community Work Group

Clone your forked repo. Setup the upstream to original repo. Create a virtual environment and activate it. run static.py. This will build html content in docs/. NOTE: If you want the files to auto regenerate on changes, run python static.py --server instead. run serve.py as shown below. Go to the IP address shown in the printout to view the generated site. To see changes made in /templates reflect on the generated site, run python static.py again in separate terminal (not needed if you ran python static.py --server ) and refresh the url.
Fork the repo
Clone your forked repo git clone https://github.com/{username}/flaskcwg.github.io.git cd flaskcwg.github.io
Setup the upstream to original repo git remote add upstream https://github.com/flaskcwg/flaskcwg.github.io.git
Create a virtual environment and activate it For Linux/Mac: python -m venv env source env/bin/activate # The following also works: `. env/bin/activate` For Windows: py -m venv env env\Scripts\activate.bat # if using command prompt # if using bash in windows, you can also do `source env/Scripts/activate`
install dependencies python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
run static.py. This will build html content in docs/. python static.py NOTE: If you want the files to auto regenerate on changes, run python static.py --server instead.
run serve.py as shown below. Go to the IP address shown in the printout to view the generated site. cd docs python serve.py
To see changes made in /templates reflect on the generated site, run python static.py again in separate terminal (not needed if you ran python static.py --server ) and refresh the url.