Binary-Static

This repository contains the static HTML, Javascript, CSS, and images content of the Binary.com website.

Installation

In order to work on your own version of the Binary.com Javascript and CSS, please fork this project.

You will also need to install the following on your development machine:

Ruby, RubyGems
Sass (sudo gem install sass)
Node.js (10.14.2 or higher is recommended) and NPM (see https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/)
Go to project root, then run npm install
Grunt (sudo npm install -g grunt-cli)

Use a custom domain

In order to use your custom domain, please put it in a file named CNAME inside scripts folder of your local clone of binary-static.

How to work with this project

Deploy to your gh-pages for the first time

Register your application here. This will give you the ability to redirect back to your github pages after login. Use https://YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME.github.io/binary-static/en/logged_inws.html for the Redirect URL and https://YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME.github.io/binary-static/en/redirect.html for the Verification URL.

If you're using a custom domain, replace the github URLs above with your domain.
In src/javascript/config.js: Insert the Application ID of your registered application in user_app_id.

NOTE: In order to avoid accidentally committing personal changes to this file, use git update-index --assume-unchanged src/javascript/config.js

Run grunt dev

Deploy js/css and template changes together

grunt dev

Deploy only js/css changes

grunt deploy

Deploy some template changes

grunt dev --path=about-us

Using sub-folders

There are times that you are working on various branches at the same time, and you want to deploy/test each branch separately on your gh-pages, you can simply use --branch=branchname for grunt commands:

grunt dev --branch=branchname This will deploy your changes to a sub-folder named: br_branchname and it can be browsed at: https://YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME.github.io/binary-static/br_branchname/

In order to remove the created folders from your gh-pages, you can use either:

grunt dev --cleanup: removes all br_* folders and deploys to the root folder.

or
grunt shell:remove_folder --folder=br_branchname1,br_branchname2,...: only removes the specified folder(s) from your gh-pages.

or
grunt shell:remove_folder --keep --folder=br_branchname1,br_branchname2,...: only keeps the specified folder(s) on your gh-pages and removes everything else. Just add the --keep flag.

Preview on your local machine

To preview your changes locally, run sudo grunt serve
It will watch for js/css changes and rebuild on every change you make.
To test changes made to templates, you need to re-compile them:
- grunt shell:compile_dev to re-compile all templates.
- grunt shell:compile_dev --path=about-us to re-compile only template(s) which serve about-us path in URL.
To fix eslint errors run npm run eslint

Release

grunt release --{release type}=1 [--cleanup] [--reset]

(The value is needed when more than one option is used)

Parameters:

{release type} (mandatory)
- Should be one of staging, production, translations, nex_beta, nex_production.
- In order to prevent accidentally releasing to the wrong target, it is mandatory to provide one of these parameters.
- Your remote origin will be checked to be the correct target of the given parameter.
- Your current branch will be checked to be the correct branch of the given parameter.
--cleanup [optional]
- Create CNAME file with proper value according to remote origin
- Deploy to gh-pages with the option add: false
--reset [optional]
- Removes all commits from gh-pages branch before release (staging only)

License

easteregg/binary-static

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