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CodeFactor Discord Online Mastodon Follow GitHub Sponsors MIT License

SteamCMD Discord Page

Landing page for SteamCMD Discord server. Shows current online users and contains direct Join link.

Development

For local development you can use Jekyll on the command line and run the build-in development server locally. The easiest way is using Docker Compose. This is a quick way to spin up the Jekyll development environment and a CORS container to fix CORS issues with client-side API calls.

You will only need to have Docker installed. Run the Docker Compose command to start the containers:

docker-compose up

After executing this command you should be able to reach the URL on http://localhost:4000/.

Configuration

Two different configs are used. One for development and one for the production build. You can find them in the root directory:

  • _config.yml
  • _config-dev.yml

By default the _config.yml config is used. During development it's recommend to specify the development _config-dev.yml config. The Docker Compose file specifies the development config as well.

License

MIT license

Languages

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