Python Test Servers and GitHub

1. I want to test my site updates before I run them on GitHub to identify any bugs.
2. I also reindex with pagefind so any searches remain relevant.
3. Next, I want to publish those updates onto GitHub.

1. I first open up a python server. But what does this mean exactly? At some point I had a bout of confusion. As it turns out, the command python3 -m http.server 8000 when employed in a specific directory, acts as a host for that directory. It took me days to remember doing this.

   Python Server Explained 1

   

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   Python Server Explained 2

   

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   Python Server Explained 3

   

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2. I type the python server command and type the "server" address into my browser to verify there aren't any bugs, and everything appears fine.

   Setting up the Python Browser

   

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   Linking my Browser Up

   

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   Verifying the Page

   

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3. Shevek makes me a guide for indexing my page with pagefind and updating to GitHub.

   Pagefind Indexing Explained 1

   

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   Pagefind Indexing Explained 2

   

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   Pagefind Indexing Explained 3

   

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   Pagefind Indexing Explained 7

   

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4. Lastly I ask Shevek to guide me through making updates to GitHub. I make all the necessary upadtes to my Index page and sitemap etc. as well before proceeding.

   GitHub Update 1

   

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   GitHub Update 2

   

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   GitHub Update 3

   

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   GitHub Update 4

   

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   GitHub Update 5

   

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   GitHub Update 6

   

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The exact process for testing and publishing the webpage is: edit, test on python server, index with pagefind, update on GitHub. Some particularly important areas worth noting are when creating the python server, it acts as a host for whatever directory the command is set in.

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