This is basic flow/way to build your own automated interface for code sketches utilising gitHub pages.

Details in this medium article: medium.com/@eesur/code-sketches-nodebox-3-e6853f28c2bc

View with example data: https://eesur.github.io/template-nodebox-sketches/

There's just one setting you need to update in the index.html, your repo name (around line 73), where the render code is (be sure to include the branch). The other option is how may columns you prefer in the webpage (it uses flex grid)

settings: {
    githubUrl: 'https://github.com/eesur/nodebox-daily-sketches/tree/master/',
    columns: 3
}

prerequisites:

• node installed
• git installed

in your terminal:

0. clone this repo to your computer (without the history): git clone https://github.com/eesur/nodebox-daily-sketches.git && rm -rf nodebox-daily-sketches/.git
1. run npm update to install package.json dependencies
2. delete the example sketches and code (So you have a clean slate)
3. create your repo and push to it
4. set up gitHub Pages (just go to setting tab in your repo and turn on github pages)

• Save your NodeBox file into the code folder
• For each sketch export a png image into the img-ref folder

NOTE: Make sure you name the code files and img files the same, for example in this template I've named the images [number-name].png/gif and the code [number-name].ndbx

• Update the data in the files: run npm tree
• push

• code: is a folder containing the code files
• img-refs: folder for all the images (png and gif)
• directory-tree.js: is the folder structure of the code files
• imgTee.json: is the folder structure of the image folders