#!/bin/bash
# Builds blog and community into the site by cloning the website repo, copying blog/community dirs in, running hugo.
# - Results are written to site/ as normal.
# - Run as "./hack/build-with-blog.sh serve" to run a local preview server on site/ afterwards (requires `npm install -g http-server`).
# Quit on error
set -e
# Echo each line
set -x
# First, build the main site with mkdocs
rm -rf site/
mkdocs build -d site/docs
# Re-Clone
# TODO(jz) Cache this and just do a pull/update for local dev flow.
# Maybe also support local checkout in siblings?
rm -rf temp
mkdir temp
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/knative/website temp/website
git clone https://github.com/knative/community temp/community
# Move blog files into position
mkdir -p temp/website/content/en
cp -r blog temp/website/content/en/
# Clone community/ in to position too
# This is pretty weird: the base community is in docs, but then the
# community repo is overlayed into the community/contributing subdir.
cp -r community temp/website/content/en/
cp -r temp/community/* temp/website/content/en/community/contributing/
rm -r temp/website/content/en/community/contributing/elections/2021-TOC # Temp fix for markdown that confuses hugo.
# Run the hugo build as normal!
# need postcss cli in PATH
PATH=${PATH}:${PWD}/node_modules/.bin
pushd temp/website
hugo
popd
# Hugo builds to public/, just copy over to site/ to match up with mkdocs
mv temp/website/public/blog site/
mv temp/website/public/community site/
mv temp/website/public/css site/
mv temp/website/public/scss site/
mv temp/website/public/webfonts site/
mv temp/website/public/images site/
mv temp/website/public/js site/
# Home page is served from docs, so add a redirect.
# TODO(jz) in production this should be done with a netlify 301 (or maybe just copy docs/index up with a base set).
cat << EOF > site/index.html
Redirecting
Redirecting to docs/...
EOF
# Clean up
rm -rf temp
if [ "$1" = "serve" ]; then
pushd site
npx http-server
popd
fi