= Functional Java Website image::http://www.functionaljava.org/img/logo-600x144.png[] This is the code repository for the Functional Java website which is available at http://www.functionaljava.org/. The Functional Java code repository is at https://github.com/functionaljava/functionaljava. == Lifecycle The process for changing or enhancing the site is: * edit the source code in the `gradle` branch * clean the build directory, run `gradlew clean` * generate the website, run `gradlew bake`, the generated files are in `build/jbake` * view the changes on a local server, run `gradlew appRun`. In a browser, go to `http://localhost:8820/`. ATM, the logo at the top of the index.html page doesn't display. * publish the generated pages to Github. Copy the files from the `gradle` branch's directory `build/jbake` to the `master` branch's root directory. Commit the files and push. You should see the changes within a few minutes at `http://www.functionaljava.org/`. The website uses Gradle 4.10.2, JBake 2.3.0 and the Gradle plugin `org.jbake.site` version 1.2.0. The project uses the Gradle wrapper, so it can be run if Gradle is not installed using the `./gradlew` command. Useful gradle targets are: * clean - Removes all generated files * bake - create the website locally * appRun - run the server to preview the website (accessible from http://localhost:8820) * publish - commit the website to the master branch to make available publicly accessible on the website. As of Feb 2022, publishing to Github didn't work.