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Setup github pages hosting and update README to reflect change #13
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I was looking through this, and noticed that it's a static site, except for a json blob generated from
events/and saved inhtml/data/1.json. That makes it pretty easy for this site to be hosted via Github PagesOne step I had to add was writing a script that built
html/data/1.jsonand then put thehtmldirectory in the repo root of thegh-pagesbranch. This is accomplished byscripts/build-gh-pages.shandscripts/publish-gh-pages.shWith this in place it should be really easy to setup Travis to build and publish changes to the master branch like this person does: http://www.mythmon.com/posts/github-pages-travis.html
The Github Pages hosted site can be found at http://status.persona.org and once I get control of the DNS, I intent to setup http://personastatus.org to redirect there.