Overview

Code Cookbook is a curated collection of reusable code patterns that can be used as references or directly copied into projects. It is a Jekyll theme hosted on GitHub Pages and is licensed under MIT by @MichaelCurrin.

Features

• GH Pages Deploy: Easily deploy your projects on GitHub Pages.
• GitHub Tag: Organize your projects using GitHub tags.
• License: The Code Cookbook theme is released under the MIT license.
• Jekyll theme - fractal: This theme is built using the Jekyll framework and has a fractal design.
• Hosted with GitHub Pages: The theme is hosted on GitHub Pages and can be accessed easily.
• Achieve small or large tasks: The code patterns in the cookbook help in accomplishing a wide range of tasks.
• Recipes with steps, scripts, and config files: Each code pattern in the cookbook is presented as a recipe with detailed steps, scripts, and configuration files.
• Preview and view site on GH Pages: The theme allows you to preview and view your site directly on the GitHub Pages platform.

Installation

To set up and run the Code Cookbook project or your fork, follow these steps:

1. Clone the code-cookbook repository:

git clone https://github.com/MichaelCurrin/code-cookbook.git

2. Install Jekyll and other dependencies:

cd code-cookbook
bundle install

3. Serve the site locally:

bundle exec jekyll serve

4. Access the site in your browser at http://localhost:4000.

Summary

Code Cookbook is a valuable resource for developers looking for reusable code patterns and examples. With its easy deployment on GitHub Pages and organized tagging system, the theme provides a convenient way to reference and incorporate code into projects. The detailed recipes with steps, scripts, and config files make it easy to achieve both small and large coding tasks. Overall, Code Cookbook is a user-friendly and practical tool for developers seeking code inspiration and assistance.