_config.yml

title: Uri Sh.
subtitle: Making and Engineering
logo: logo.png
author:
  name: Uri Shani
  copyright-year: 2020
  email: urish@urishx.com
description: > # this means to ignore newlines until "show_excerpts:"
  A portfolio centered site with a blog, to feature my adventures and projects in 
  making, programming, and engineering. Built in Jekyll, to be served from Github pages.
banner: banner.png
# baseurl: '/Jekyll-portfolio' # the subpath of your site, e.g. /blog
url: 'https://urishx.github.io' # the base hostname & protocol for your site, e.g. http://example.com

collections:
  portfolio:
    sort_by: place
    order:
      - parametric-design-openscad.md
      - web-ble-basic-control.md

# If you want to link only specific pages in your header, uncomment
# this and add the path to the pages in order as they should show up
# header_pages:
# - about.md

# Minima / Jekyll setup options
# 
# Build settings
theme: minima

# API settings
# google_api_key:

# Build settings
markdown: kramdown
show_excerpts: true # set to true to show excerpts on the homepage

timezone: IL

# Minima date format
# refer to https://shopify.github.io/liquid/filters/date/ if you want to customize this
minima:
  date_format: '%b %-d, %Y'
  skin: solarized

  # generate social links in footer
  social_links:
    hackaday: UriSh
    twitter: UriShX
    github: UriShX
    # devto: jekyll
    # dribbble: jekyll
    facebook: uri.sh.982
    # flickr:   jekyll
    # instagram: jekyll
    linkedin: urishx
    # pinterest: jekyll
    # youtube: jekyll
    # youtube_channel: UC8CXR0-3I70i1tfPg1PAE1g
    # youtube_channel_name: CloudCannon
    # telegram: jekyll
    # googleplus: +jekyll
    # microdotblog: jekyll
    # keybase: jekyll
    # Mastodon instances
    # mastodon:
    # - username: jekyll
    #   instance: example.com
    # - username: jekyll2
    #   instance: example.com
    # GitLab instances
    # gitlab:
    # - username: jekyll
    #   instance: example.com
    # - username: jekyll2
    #   instance: example.com

# Staticman configuration
# See https://travisdowns.github.io/blog/2020/02/05/now-with-comments.html for 
# step-by-step instructions
# 
# The URL for the staticman API bridge endpoint
# You will want to modify some of the values:
#  ${github-username}: the username of the account with which you publish your blog
#  ${blog-repo}: the name of your blog repository in github
#  master: this the branch out of which your blog is published, often master or gh-pages
#  ${bridge_app_name}: the name you chose in Heroku for your bridge API
#  comments: the so-called property, this defines the key in staticman.yml where the configuration is found
# 
# staticman_url: https://${bridge_app_name}.herokuapp.com/v2/entry/${github-username}/${blog-repo}/master/comments

# reCaptcha configuration info: the exact same site key and *encrypted* secret that you used in staticman.yml
# I personally don't think the secret needs to be included in the generated site, but the staticman API bridge uses
# it to ensure the site configuration and bridge configuration match (but why not just compare the site key?)
# 
# reCaptcha:
#   enabled: true
#   siteKey: siteKey from Google reCaptcha
#   secret: exactly the same secret as the staticman.yml file

plugins:
  - jekyll-highlight-param
  - jekyll-remote-include