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Setup for working with Jekyll #1
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I got this! |
Opened a PR on the Codeandcoffee repo: codeandcoffeelb/codeandcoffeelb.github.io#75 This supports Jekyll 3/Ruby 2 in a standalone Vagrant box. Feel free to carve it up and integrate it into this repo. Just FYI, I'm not clear on why this repo exists (it's odd to me that you'd try to have a single Vagrant repo that supports other standalone repos). The only reason I've ever had a standalone Vagrant repo like this is if I have multiple repos, each containing a component of a larger application that have to all be merged together into a single provisioned box. I don't think that scenario fits this repo... Not meaning to bitch and moan, just not sure how to help with this. |
My idea with this is to have one Vagrant box to handle multiple projects at once since some people like working in one box. I haven't written down a feature list yet, but I imagine including things like Cloud9 editor. Compare this to projects like scotchbox or joomla-vagrantbox where you have multiple projects handled and managed by a single box. |
I don't see the parallel to Scotchbox (not familiar with Joomla-vagrantbox, but looks roughly the same) - that's about getting a single stack up and running, for hosting a single application... but am not trying to derail this. Just think it's an overcomplication to try to build a single box that hosts a Jekyll site, a Node application, and other stuff, none of which are interdependencies, compared to just having a Vagrantfile for each. You may be happier just going the Docker route instead... Feel free to ignore this, just weighing in. |
@rogerhoward joomla-vagrantbox follows this approach. I'll admit this is weird, but I'll think this is something worth exploring. |
Been there, done that, have the scars to prove it :) Do what you will! |
Thanks @rogerhoward This vagrant box got me going. |
I couldnt get past bundle install on coffeemaker. nokogiri i think. What is the goal of coffeemaker? |
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