This is the repository for the Web Concepts site published at webconcepts.info.
There probably should be a bit of documentation of how all of this works... A very high-level overview is this:
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New categories (concepts or specification organizations/series) get added via XML configuration files in those directories.
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New specification data gets added to the specification source directory as individual XML files. These specification files contain information about the concepts that are defined by the specifications.
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A new version of the complete site is generated via
transform.xsl, which requires an XSLT 3.0 processor. The XSLT script reads all specification XML files, and generates Jekyll-enabled MD files for the complete site. It also generates JSON representations for concepts and specifications. -
The MD-based Web site is created by letting Jekyll generate a new site from the output of the XSLT processing step.
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After validating locally that everything looks good, a new version is committed to GitHub, and Jekyll runs there as well as part of the repository setup.