This is a community template for a research software engineer group. It is provided for you to copy to your GitHub organization to then have a portal for your center.

• How Does it Work? or specifically, what features does the page offer?
• Creating Your Community comes down to creating a clone of the respository in the rseng GitHub organization.

The site offers the following features:

• A site wide search, and "Find an RSE" search to help users find support they need.
• An optional Twitter feed if your group shares an alias.
• Individual pages for your site members. Each individual can share a biography and areas of expertise to better offer support to users.

You can create your repository from the template here.

You can modify the about.md file to add information about your center. This will show up on the Community -> About tab.

In the support.md you should describe the support that your group offers. This will be searched by users to find help, so be sure to include details about the resources and services that your group offers.

Any interested RSE at your institution can a page to the _people collections folder. The header of the file should include links, social media, and descriptors;

---
name: Antonio T. Rex
title: Research Software Engineer
url: https://douglascuddletoy.com/shop/fantasy-whimsy/t-rex-s-dinosaur-w-sound/
image: rex.jpg
github: rseng
twitter: dinosaur
---

And they are free to write whatever they please in the content area! Images should be relative paths specified above, and expected to be in assets/img/people. A biography and description of expertise is usually appropriate, as the content will be searchable for users to find support for areas of interest.

If you want to use your community space to write articles or post news, you can do so by adding a new markdown file to the _posts folder. We've left a few entries there for you as examples. If you want to add your community site to any feed syndication that supports xml, there is a feed of posts exposed at https://localhost:4000/community-template/feed.xml.

If your group has a Twitter alias, define the twitter variable in the _config.yml file to show a feed of posts on the right side of the main page. By default this is disabled, and individual engineers are able to define their own Twitter aliases in their personal pages.

To develop the site, clone the repository and then build with jekyll:

bundle exec jekyll serve

The "posts" page under the posts folder is intentionally separate from the other pages in pages because the pagination plugin needs to find an index.html to parse. Please don't rename or change the location of this file.

The original template was from bootstrap-clean-jekyll and has been simplified and updated for this case.