Vitepress-issues-page

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Usage ​

Build static websites using GitHub issues, GitHub Actions, and Vitepress without writing any code or making Git commits and pushes.

Usage 1 ​

A repository can only be forked once.

  1. Fork this repository.
  2. Enable Actions in the repository's Actions page.
  3. Enable Issues in the repository's Settings - General - Features.
  4. In the repository's Settings - Pages - Build and deployment, set Source to Github Actions.
  5. Create a label named "deploy" in Issues - Labels.
  6. Create an issue and add the "deploy" label to trigger the build process. After about 3 minutes, you can access the site on the repository homepage.

Usage 2 ​

This method can be used multiple times without operating repository files.

  1. Create a new repository, and enter Import a repository. on the new repository page.
  2. Fill in Your old repository's clone URL* with this repository link to complete the new repository creation step.
  3. In Settings - Actions - General - Actions permissions of the repository, select Allow all actions and reusable workflows and click Save.
  4. Enable Actions in the repository's Actions page.
  5. In the repository's Settings - Pages - Build and deployment, set Source to Github Actions.
  6. Create a label named "deploy" in Issues - Labels.
  7. Create an issue and add the "deploy" label to trigger the build process. After about 3 minutes, you can access the site on the repository homepage.

Usage 3 ​

This method can be used multiple times, but requires shell operations to initialize the repository.

  1. Create a new repository, such as luoway/new-repo, and clone it to your local machine.
  2. Run the following shell command:
    shell
    # dir: new-repo/
git clone https://github.com/luoway/vitepress-issues-page.git
mv ./vitepress-issues-page/.* ./vitepress-issues-page/* .
rm -rf ./vitepress-issues-page
git add -A
git commit -m "init"
git push
  3. In the repository's Settings - Pages - Build and deployment, set Source to Github Actions.
  4. Create a label named "deploy" in Issues - Labels.
  5. Create an issue and add the "deploy" label to trigger the build process. After about 3 minutes, you can access the site on the repository homepage.

Quick Access to GitHub Pages ​

Click the About gear icon on the repository homepage, check "Use your GitHub Pages website", and click "Save changes" to display a quick access link under About.

Page Configuration ​

Refer to the following file paths and manually modify them to correspond to your own repository files.