# Jekyll on Woodpecker to codeberg pages
#
# This file would typically be .woodpecker.yml in the root of your repository.
#
# Takes a repository with jekyll source, generates the static site and
# pushes the result to codeberg pages
#
# Needs a codeberg access token (cbtoken) as secret in woodpecker config
# Also uses another secret (cbmail) with email address for git config
#
# CBIN must be replaced with the source repo
# CBOUT must be replaced with the target codeberg pages repo
# CBUSER must be replaced with the user/org
#
# See the _config.yml file for the important keep_files: line to preserve
# git metadata during build
#
# We also assume a domains file in the source repo that gets copied to
# .domains in the target repo so codeberg pages works for custom domains
#

steps:
  build:
    # Use the official jekyll build container
    image: jekyll/jekyll
    secrets: [ 840a05d1675dace540c256204513abbc43698e86, ddaudix@gmail.com ]
    commands:
      # Avoid permission denied errors
      - chmod -R a+w .
      # Set up git in a working way
      - git config --global --add safe.directory /woodpecker/src/codeberg.org/daudix-UFO/blog-source/_site
      - git config --global user.email "$CBMAIL"
      - git config --global user.name "CI Builder"
      - git config --global init.defaultBranch pages
      # clone and move the target repo
      - git clone -b pages https://codeberg.org/daudix-UFO/blog.git
      - mv blog _site
      - chmod -R a+w _site
      - cd _site
      # Prepare for push
      - git remote set-url origin https://$CBTOKEN@codeberg.org/daudix-UFO/blog.git
      - cd ..
      # Run Jekyll build stage
      - bundle install
      - bundle exec jekyll build
      # Only needed for custom domains
      # - cp domains _site/.domains
      # Push to target
      - cd _site
      - git add --all
      - git commit -m "Woodpecker CI Jekyll Build at $( env TZ=Europe/Berlin date +"%Y-%m-%d %X %Z" )"
      - git push