GSA/cto-website

Name: cto-website

Owner: U.S. General Services Administration

Description: Tech at GSA website

Created: 2016-06-13 17:24:20.0

Updated: 2018-05-24 14:43:09.0

Pushed: 2018-05-24 15:24:37.0

Homepage: https://tech.gsa.gov/

Size: 45017

Language: HTML

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README

Tech at GSA website

This is the website for the GSA Office of the Chief Technology Officer.

Architecture

This is a Jekyll-based website designed to be published on the Federalist platform.

The website utilizes the US Web Design Standards.

Setup

Prerequisites

Ruby

Since this is a Jekyll-based website, you will need Ruby. The best way to get Ruby is to install it via rbenv. See the rbenv installation instructions to set it up on your system.

Node.js and npm

We use npm along with gulp to manage front-end dependencies. In order to get npm, install Node.js. You do not strictly need npm to work on the website. You only need it if you plan to update the vendor assets.

To update the vendor assets, run npm run assets.

Building and Previewing

First, install Ruby gem dependencies:

le install

Then you can run the site locally with live reloading:

 serve

You should now be able to preview the site on your local machine at http://localhost:4000/.

Contributing

Testing

Please run rake test locally before pushing new content or code. This runs a JavaScript linter and HTML proofer.

Contributing content and code

1. Fork the repository (or clone it if you have commit access)
2. Create a feature branch
3. Make your changes in the feature branch
4. Commit the feature branch
5. Push the feature branch to GitHub (preview your changes at https://federalist.18f.gov/preview/gsa/cto-website/BRANCH_NAME/)
6. Open a pull request to merge the feature branch

Proposing changes and reporting issues

The best way to contact us regarding the CTO Website is to open an issue on GitHub. Please submit a new issue if you need to:

• Report a website bug
• Propose a change to the website content

Deploying

We make use of Federalist's continuous deployment system, which automatically deploys branches as soon as it detects a push to GitHub. Therefore, as soon as your pull request is accepted into the master branch, it goes to production.

License

As a work of the United States Government, this project is in the public domain within the United States.