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### Manually Building the Site With Cabal
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If you don't have nix installed, or if you are inside of the project's nix
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- shell, you will want to use cabal to compile the builder. To do so, enter the
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- ` builder ` directory and compile the program with:
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+ shell, you will want to use cabal to compile the builder, the only package in
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+ the project.
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``` shell
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- cabal v2- build
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+ $ cabal build all
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```
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- Once compiled, the builder must be run from the project root directory so that
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- it can find all of the content. To run the builder, you need to first find the
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- name of the executable. From the builder directory, you can find the executable
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- path by running:
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+ Once compiled, execute the builder from the project root directory so that it
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+ can find all of the content.
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```
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- cabal v2- exec -- which haskell-org-site
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+ $ cabal exec haskell-org-site build
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```
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- Using that path, you can run the builder from the project root directory.
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### Manually Building the Site With Nix
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If you have nix installed, you can have nix build the builder by running:
You can’t perform that action at this time.
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