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README.md

The TiKV website

This repo houses the assets used to build the TiKV website available at https://tikv.org.

Publishing

The site is published automatically by Netlify whenever changes are pushed to the master branch. You do not need to manually publish or manage the site deployment.

Running the site locally

To run the site locally, you'll need to install Yarn and Hugo (in particular the extended version).

You can then host the development server for the site with:

make serve

Next, browse to http://localhost:1313/.

Alternatively you can use the provided Dockerfile via:

make docker

If you're using Docker for Mac or Windows, you may need to browse to the correct address, or set up port forwarding 1313. On Linux or WSL2 with Docker you can visit http://localhost:1313/.

Adding blog posts

To add a new blog post, add a Markdown file to the content/blog folder. There's currently a first-post.md file in that directory that can serve as a template.