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OpenLayers Website Build Utilities

Updating the site with changes from master

Requires that you have Git and NodeJS installed. Currently, building the website also requires all the ol3 development dependencies as well.

# only once: clone
git clone -b build https://github.com/openlayers/openlayers.github.io.git
cd openlayers.github.io
# always fetch the latest of the build branch:
git pull origin build 
npm install
npm run deploy

Future updates only require that you run npm run deploy. This will update the site documentation and examples from the master branch of the ol3 repository. To deploy the site for other branches/tags, see below.

Note that the build branch of this repository is the default branch. The build tasks and resources are in this branch. The master branch of this repository contains the build artifacts, and this is what is deployed at http://openlayers.org/. The build tasks modify the contents of the master branch and push changes.

Building the site for an arbitrary tag or branch

To build the site for a specific branch, you need to set a "treeish" environment variable. This can be a tag (e.g. v3.4.5-beta.1) or a qualified branch name (e.g. origin/foo).

To build the site for a tag (or any commit really), set a "treeish" variable when running the deploy task. E.g.

$ treeish=v3.4.5-beta.1 npm run deploy

Note that if you want to deploy a branch on the origin remote, you should use origin/<branch-name> syntax to refer to it. E.g.

$ treeish=origin/master npm run deploy

This is the default "treeish" (deploying origin/master), so this is the same as running npm run deploy with no options.

Serving the site during development

If you are making changes to the site templates or pages, you can run the start task.

$ npm start

After building the site, this starts a file watcher that rebuilds pages/css on changes. If you are targeting something besides origin/master, run the start tast with the "treeish" variable as described above.

$ treeish=v3.2.1 npm start

Updating the latest release

The latest release is specified in the gruntfile.js as latest. Before deploying the site for a newly created tag, update the gruntfile.js with the name of the release tag. Then run treeish=v3.2.1 npm run deploy as described above (with the name of the release tag).