Live at https://wurstlang.org/

This folder contains the complete source of the WurstScript website, configured as jekyll project and deployed via github-pages.

The design is based on https://github.com/xriley/PrettyDocs-Theme

1. Check whether you have Ruby 2.1.0 or higher installed:

   ruby --version

2. Install Bundler:

   gem install bundler

3. Execute bundle install in this repository.

4. Run the server with:

   bundle exec jekyll serve

We use Sass as stylesheet language and you can find the files inside the _sass folder.

Tutorials are included as part of the documentation in their own section.

To create a new tutorial:

• Create a new table of contents file in _doc/tutorials/, for example cp wurstbeginner.md new_tutorial.md.
• Create a new set of tuturial pages in a subfolder of _doc/tutorials/ - e.g. cp -r wurstbeginner new_tutorial.
• Define the pages by changing the contents of _doc/tutorials/new_tutorial/ - usually one or two markdown files will suffice.
• Add the new tutorial to the tutorials listing in _doc/tutorials.md - just need to add a uri in the navigation section.
• Setup new_tutorial.md as necessary for your pages:
  • Edit the title, excerpt, date, icon, color.
  • Change the sections to match the uri of the pages of your tutorial.
• Write your tutorial pages, being sure to update the heading sections as necessary.

Adding a standard library doc page works almost the same as tutorials.

• Create a new table of contents file in _doc/stdlib/
• Create a new set of tuturial pages in a subfolder of _doc/stdlib/, e.g. _doc/stdlib/new_doc
• Define the pages by changing the contents of _doc/stdlib/new_doc/
• This part differs Add the new doc page to the stdlib index in _doc/stdlib/intro.md. Entries should be alphabetically sorted.
• Setup new_doc.md as necessary for your pages:
  • Edit the title, excerpt, date, color.
  • Change the sections to match the uri of the pages of your tutorial.
• Write your new_doc pages, being sure to update the heading sections as necessary.