The official website of ThreeFold Foundation.
Production: www.threefold.io (master branch)
Staging: www2.threefold.io (development branch)
Last Updated: May 2023
It is highly important to follow this procedure to contribute to the website content.
WARNING: DO NOT commit straight into the master / development branches.
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Feel free to create a new issue to report an error on the website, or if you have any suggestions on website improvements.
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Make your own branch from the development branch. By creating a new branch from development you will be provided with the latest copy of the live website content at the staging site, www2.threefold.io.
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Add your edits into your own branch via code editor locally, and push your local changes online. WARNING: DO NOT add your edits straight into master / development branch.
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Create a PR to merge your own branch into development, and assign one of ThreeFold's Web Admins on your PR as reviewer, or assign @sasha-astiadi as reviewer.
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When PR is approved, you can see your changes on staging env on www2.threefold.io (development branch)
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Admin will then create a PR to merge development into into master (production branch)
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When PR is approved, you can see your changes live on production www.threefold.io (master branch).
While contributing content to this site doesn't strictly require setting up a development environment, it will allow you to preview your changes and that's super handy.
To do that, the following prerequisites are needed:
- macOS or Linux
- Zola
Then clone the repository recursively to also pull in contents of threefold_data:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/threefoldfoundation/www_threefold_io.git
Now run build.sh to download Tailwind, build the CSS, and also build the site with Zola:
cd www_threefold_io
bash build.sh
Finally, start a browsable local copy of the site that will respond to changes in the source files like this:
zola serve
Zola will display a local address such as http://127.0.0.1:1111 which you can click or copy and paste into your browser to view the site on your own machine.
That's it—have fun!