The Apache 2.0 license is compatible with the BSD/Apache 2 mix we have in different components of this repo. Adding it then. Fixes: #22 |
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Our snap/snapcraft codelabs
This is our snap and snapcraft codelabs, fetched from google doc content.
This is the compiled containing compiled assets or codelabs. The source branch is at https://github.com/ubuntu/codelabs-source.
Run the binary assets
Once you are on the codelabs repo, you can just run the simple webserver from the main repo:
- ./server You can specify the port with -p <port_number>
- There is snap available name "snap-codelabs" which will run on your localhost, port 8123 by default. You can install it with: sudo snap install snap-codelabs
- If you have polymer-cli (npm install -g polymer-cli), you can just run: polymer serve.
Add/Update/Remove codelabs
You can use ./codelabs binary which will fetch needed dependencies for you to add/update or remove codelabs.
- Adding a new codelabs is as simple as:
./codelabs add <google_doc_id>. You can add multiple docs at the same time. - Refreshing all codelabs is
./codelabs update - Remove a codelab is `./codelabs remove <google_doc_id|codelab_name>. You can remove multiple docs at the same time.
You can use -ga <google_analytics> to override the default GA account.
Codelabs are located in src/codelabs. All metadata are then regenerated for the website
to pick up.
Do not forget to add/commit and push to the codelabs branch each time you
generate or refresh the codelabs assets.
Tweak category theming and events
The theming is for categories are located in categories-events.json.
Only categories available there will be shown in the dropdown filters.
Adding events enables to get events/<event_name> page, which is filtering codelabs for which one tags match this event. Images are relative path to images/events/.