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ddfreyne: looks good to me. want me to merge it?
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ddfreyne >
bobthecow: I think I prefer an approach where reviewers leave a :+1: and the original author merges it
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jarr0dsz >
hi everyone are there any instructions on how to use nanoc for creating a blog?
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jarr0dsz >
is there some out of the box config to get a blog up fast with nanoc?
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ddfreyne >
jarr0dsz: nanoc has a blogging helper
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jarr0dsz >
@ddfreyne could you point me to it please? ah great
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jarr0dsz >
im now following a blog post
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jarr0dsz >
to get a bit into nanoc it seemsi deal!
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jarr0dsz >
would take some time to hack up something but it would be very clean
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jarr0dsz >
my wish was to integrate into existing app so this is great made a /blog folder where nanoc is housed, then it generated to ../public/blog
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ddfreyne >
Yup, that is possible
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jarr0dsz >
does nanoc support multilanguage somehow?
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jarr0dsz >
i have some strings that i would like to translate based on the domain guess thats a no go with static content
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jarr0dsz >
<3 in love with nanoc the best solution found so far. now only some plugins like social and maybe discus comments
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ddfreyne >
Awesome :)
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jarr0dsz >
i found it yes ;) now im only looking into how to create an archive and set for a while very awsome this is
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ddfreyne >
(does not mean you have to do it in this specific way, but it's an approach that worked for me)
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have some trouble getting my archive page to work
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jarr0dsz >
gettign a TypeError: no implicit conversion of Time into String is there documented somewhere how to build a blog arvhive page in detail?
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ddfreyne >
jarr0dsz: Can you share the crash.log on gist.github.com?
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Beh, GitHub is being DDoSed :(
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bobthecow >
gkarekinian: s3_website looks great.
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that would play nicely with nanoc.
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ddfreyne: you've been busy :)
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gkarekinian >
Yup, s3_website is really nice and you can use it as a library, I'll just it from my Rakefile and not even bother making a Nanoc handler for it
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gkarekinian >
I'm doing a pull request to accept "eu-west-1" as an endpoint constraint, it only accept EU right now and both are valid
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gkarekinian >
Also damn this project needs to wrap at 80
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gkarekinian >
Fun, failing specs on Ruby 2.0.0 (but not 1.9.3) because of array order
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gkarekinian >
Nevermind, it fails with 1.9.3 too once in a while \o/
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I know lauri lehmijoki and he's rather fond of nanoc
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ddfreyne >
I use s3cmd to deploy the nanoc site (temporarily)
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ddfreyne >
But it is... meh
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gkarekinian >
For now I switched from s3cmd to s3_website in my Rakefile, I like it so far
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ddfreyne >
It would be cool to integrate this with 'nanoc deploy'
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(So you get the 'nanoc check' automatically)
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gkarekinian >
Yes, I'll probably do that at some point :)
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I'm trying to figure out how an Array having an element deleted from it can change its order
*sometimes*
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gkarekinian: Should that not be always?
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ddfreyne >
I am nto sure what you mean
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gkarekinian >
1) S3Website::Keyboard.keep_or_delete can delete all but the first item
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gkarekinian >
Failure/Error: deleted_keys.should eq(['b', 'c'])
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gkarekinian >
expected: ["b", "c"]
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gkarekinian >
got: ["c", "b"]
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gkarekinian >
But it's not failing every time I run it
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gkarekinian >
RUUUUBYYYYYYY
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gkarekinian >
I guess the order is not relevant so the test shouldn't care, but still it's weird
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Oh well I give up, I'll just use this instead of shaving infinite yaks
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bobthecow >
gkarekinian: wrapping at 80 is overrated.
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bobthecow >
get better tools.
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gkarekinian >
I'm working on a 11" screen at the moment, it's not a better tool I need ;
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gkarekinian >
But I still don't see the point of going beyond 80
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gkarekinian >
Just like we don't print one line across two pages in a book
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bobthecow >
i mostly wrap at 80.
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bobthecow >
actually, these days i'm more likely to wrap at 120.
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gkarekinian >
I mean as long as it's not randomly wrapped I'm ok with
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When you have hashes ending around 180 or 200 it becomes just silly :)
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bobthecow >
but i make exceptions when it makes sense.
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bobthecow >
i.e. i'm more likely to go a couple of characters over than to break something into multiple variables or lines.
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gkarekinian >
Yeah, same here
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bobthecow >
for hashes, though, i tend to do one element per line anyway.
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bobthecow >
except for hashes masquerading as kwargs.
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bobthecow >
those i tend to inline.
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bobthecow >
basically, i make things make sense to me. it's very consistent, it's just not easily written down as a rule like "wrap at 80 characters"
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and i'm happy with that :)
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It's all about consistency, agreed
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