Staticbot

Staticbot is a server program that:

1. Receives notification that a static site's source has been updated,
2. Compiles the new source of the static site, and
3. Pushes the compiled source to a destination

The original workflow is as follows:

1. Someone changes a preprocessable file (e.g., markdown, coffee-script, Sass, etc) on a "source" branch on GitHub,
2. Staticbot sees that change, takes the new information, and compiles it, and
3. Pushes the compiled version to a "master" or "gh-pages" branch on the same GitHub repo.

That is, if Alice maintains a site on GitHub Pages and Bob submits a simple pull request, Alice can accept it without having to compile Bob's changes locally: Staticbot does that for her.

License

See LICENSE.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome!

1. Fork this repo. (click "Fork" button on github)
2. Pull your copy of this repo. (from terminal: git clone git@github.com:/staticbot)
3. Create a branch for your change. (from terminal: cd staticbot; git checkout -b )
4. Make your changes.
5. Commit. (from terminal: git commit -m "")
6. Push. (from terminal: git push origin)
7. Issue a pull request (in the browser on github.com//staticbot, click the pull request button [it's looks like two arrows] and create a pull request)

Acknowledgements

Alphabetically:

• Brad Grzesiak: listrophy
• Zach Moneypenny: whazzmaster