Material for the Globus Labs web site. https://globus.github.io/globus-labs
Create a new file in _posts
following the format of the others:
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A file with the name pattern
YYYY-MM-DD-post-title.markdown
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Content with the format
layout: post title: "${title}" date: $post_date $post_time -0700 type: $type --- [Your content here]
You can use make_post.py
to do these in one step
Procedure for adding new publication
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Add the publication as a PDF to
./pubs
- No file name format required. Recommended:
<first author surname>-<journal/conference abbreviation>-<year>.pdf
- No file name format required. Recommended:
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Add bibtex info for the publication at the top of
./pubs/labs-pubs.bib
:- For all publications: Add publication name, author names, year, and "note" attribute pointing to the pdf (just
<filename>.pdf
, not the entire path) - For journal publications: Add journal name, volume, issue number, and page numbers. DOI and other available identifying information is recommended, but not required
- For conference and workshop publications: Add conference or workshop name (in the format of
Proceedings of <conference-name-here>
) - Note: Only add publication to the top of the bibtex document if it is a new publication. If it is not new, check the dates of the other publications and add yours in its correct chronological place in the document.
- For all publications: Add publication name, author names, year, and "note" attribute pointing to the pdf (just
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Add both files into the git repo and verify appearance on the Globus Labs website within 5 minutes or so.
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Steps are very similar to Linux (see above). First, make sure that jekyll
is properly installed on your system. This will require installing Ruby and some other packages (information on how to do this can be found here).
Once jekyll
is installed, run the following command in the root directory of the globus-labs.github.io
project:
jekyll serve --config _config.yml
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