Move from nanoc.ws to nanoc.app

README.md

@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
-Nanoc site
-==========
+# Nanoc site
 
-This is the source for the [Nanoc site](http://nanoc.ws).
+This is the source for the [Nanoc site](https://nanoc.app).
 
 The source code located in the lib/ directory is public domain. The design of
 this website should not be reused: it is not a template for you to take, so

content/_redirects

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-http://nanoc.stoneship.org/*  https://nanoc.ws/:splat 301!
-https://nanoc.stoneship.org/* https://nanoc.ws/:splat 301!
+http://nanoc.stoneship.org/*  https://nanoc.app/:splat 301!
+https://nanoc.stoneship.org/* https://nanoc.app/:splat 301!
 /doc /about/
 /doc/ /about/

content/doc/sites.dmark

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ title: "Sites"
     data_sources:
       - type: filesystem
 
-    base_url: https://nanoc.ws
+    base_url: https://nanoc.app
 
   #p The example above contains configuration for the pruner in the %code{prune} section (auto-prune after every compilation, but don’t touch %filename{.git}), data sources in the %code{data_sources} section (read from the filesystem), and a custom configuration option %code{base_url}.
 
@@ -98,9 +98,9 @@ title: "Sites"
 
     environments:
       prod:
-        base_url: https://nanoc.ws
+        base_url: https://nanoc.app
 
-  #p In the example above, the value for the %code{base_url} configuration option will be %code{"http://nanoc.dev"} in all environments, but %code{"https://nanoc.ws"} in the %code{prod} environment. The %code{site_name} configuration option will be %code{"Nanoc"} in all environments.
+  #p In the example above, the value for the %code{base_url} configuration option will be %code{"http://nanoc.dev"} in all environments, but %code{"https://nanoc.app"} in the %code{prod} environment. The %code{site_name} configuration option will be %code{"Nanoc"} in all environments.
 
   #p The %code{default} environment is, as the name suggests, the environment that will be used when no environment is explicitly specified. However, non-%code{default} environments will not inherit from the %code{default} environment. For example:
 
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ title: "Sites"
         base_url: http://nanoc.dev
         site_name: Nanoc (local)
       prod:
-        base_url: https://nanoc.ws
+        base_url: https://nanoc.app
 
   #p In this example, %code{site_name} will be %code{"Nanoc"} in all environments, except %code{default}, where it is %code{"Nanoc (local)"} instead.
 

content/style-guide.dmark

@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ title: Style guide
 #section %h{Inline elements}
   #dl
     #dt link to URL
-    #dd The %ref[url=https://nanoc.ws/]{Nanoc website} is pretty.
+    #dd The %ref[url=https://nanoc.app/]{Nanoc website} is pretty.
 
     #dt link to item
     #dd For details, see %ref[item=/doc/about.*]{}.

content/whats-new.dmark

@@ -183,14 +183,14 @@ title: "What’s new?"
 
     environments:
       prod:
-        base_url: http://nanoc.ws
+        base_url: https://nanoc.app
       staging:
         base_url: http://staging.nanoc.ws
 
   #p When an environment is specified on the command line, the data for the environment with the given name will be merged into the top level of the configuration. For example, with %command{--env=prod}, the configuration effectively becomes as follows:
 
   #listing[lang=yaml]
-    base_url: http://nanoc.ws
+    base_url: https://nanoc.app
 
   #p For details about environments, see %ref[item=/doc/sites.*,frag=environments]{}.
 

nanoc.yaml

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ data_sources:
     items_root: /doc/reference/commands/
   - type: release_notes
 
-base_url: https://nanoc.ws
+base_url: https://nanoc.app
 
 checking:
   enabled_checks: