This repository stores the source of Computorg.

Our website has been built with Quarto, an open-source scientific and technical publishing system. The first thing you need to compile the website is therefore to install Quarto, which can be done by downloading the corresponing installer here: https://quarto.org/docs/get-started/.

If you are using the new Positron IDE, quarto is already bundled with it. You can simply type which quarto within the built-in terminal in Positron and add the returned path to your PATH.

You need to install Microsoft DotNet SDK which is now v10.0. Installers can be found here: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download. Otherwise, you can install it on Unix systems via:

• Linux:

sudo apt-get install dotnet-sdk-10.0

• macOS:

brew install dotnet

You need to connect to your GitHub account.

• Go under Settings, scroll down until you see the Developer settings tab on the left sidebar and click on it. Follow the procedure to create a classic personal access token (PAT). Give it a name you will remember and remember to copy the PAT before closing the page.
• Put the token in a file named .env-secret in the root of this repository

API_GITHUB_TOKEN=your_github_token

The publication metadata is generated locally from the Computorg GitHub repositories before the site is rendered. The refresh step updates these generated files:

• site/published.yml
• site/published.xml
• site/pipeline.yml
• site/mock-papers.yml

To refresh only the publication metadata, run:

dotnet run --project src/Build.fsproj -- -t UpdatePublications

This command runs the PublicationUpdater.Cli app through the FAKE build entrypoint and writes the generated metadata files into site/.

If you want to refresh the metadata and then rebuild the full website, run:

dotnet run --project src/Build.fsproj

The default build target runs publication refresh first and then executes quarto render.

If you only need to render the site from already-generated metadata, run:

dotnet run --project src/Build.fsproj -- -t RenderSite

Now, you can compile the website with dotnet run --project src/Build.fsproj.