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Before you start writing take a moment to look over the developer.chrome.com handbook and familiarize yourself with the process.
You'll need a recent version of Node: v14 (LTS) or higher.
To check your node version run node -v in your terminal.
If you don't have node, or if you need to upgrade, we recommend using the Node Version Manager (nvm).
git clone https://github.com/GoogleChrome/developer.chrome.com.gitnpm ciBuilding the entire site can take a while because it's over a thousand pages. If you want to massively speed up your build times, we suggest setting some build flags to ignore certain sections.
- Create a
.envfile at the root of your project - Optionally add the following:
# Ignore ALL /docs/
ELEVENTY_IGNORE_DOCS=true
# Only ignore /docs/native-client/
ELEVENTY_IGNORE_NACL=true
# Only ignore /docs/extensions/
ELEVENTY_IGNORE_EXTENSIONS=true
npm run devOpen http://localhost:8080/ to see the site locally. Changes to assets will
rebuild the site. Refresh to see your changes.
To do a production build of the site and start the local server
run npm run production && npm start.
When you send in a pull request it will be automatically staged for you. Keep an eye out for the netlify bot to comment on the pull request with your unique URL.
(Googlers only) If you would like to stage your local changes to a unique URL,
run the command npm run stage:personal. This can be useful if you're not ready
to create a pull request yet, or if you need to stage something private.
☝️ You will need to be a member of our GCP project for this command to work.
The site will build and deploy the main branch automatically every hour,
Mon–Fri. If you've just merged an article then it should go live at the top
of the next hour.