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# TTRPG Compendium
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Static, Jekyll-based site for all tabletop RPG-related stuff I write about.
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### Adventures
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Some of the adventures I've written up or am working on.
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### Journals
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Both character and campaign journals
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### Tools
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Stuff that helps with TTRPG play.
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## Building
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For just running locally, easiest is to use a container:
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```
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docker run --rm \
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--volume="$PWD:/srv/jekyll:Z" \
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--publish [::1]:4000:4000 \
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jvconseil/jekyll-docker \
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jekyll serve
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```
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For modifying and publishing newly generated content, the following process
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works pretty well:
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1. Remove the `_site` directory.
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2. Clone the "pages" branch into `_site`:
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`git clone -b pages ssh://git@forge.niblock.tech:8222/vagabond/ttrpg-compendium.git _site`
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3. Run the container from above step. It will now build into `_site`, which is
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linked to the "pages" branch.
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4. When satisfied with changes, be sure to push both from `_site` and the base
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repository to keep the source and the results up-to-date.
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