Deploy
Render Quarto slides and sync to docs/ for GitHub Pages deployment. Use when deploying lecture slides after making changes.From its SKILL.md
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Deploy Slides to GitHub Pages
Render Quarto slides and sync all files to docs/ for GitHub Pages deployment.
Steps
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Run the sync script:
- If
$ARGUMENTSis provided (e.g., "Lecture4"):./scripts/sync_to_docs.sh $ARGUMENTS - If no argument:
./scripts/sync_to_docs.sh(syncs all lectures)
- If
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Verify deployment:
- Check that HTML files exist in
docs/slides/ - Check that
_files/directories were copied (RevealJS assets) - Check that
docs/Figures/was synced fromFigures/
- Check that HTML files exist in
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Verify interactive charts (if applicable):
- Grep rendered HTML for interactive widget count
- Confirm count matches expected
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Verify TikZ SVGs (if applicable):
- Check that all referenced SVG files exist in
docs/Figures/LectureN/
- Check that all referenced SVG files exist in
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Open in browser for visual verification:
open docs/slides/LectureX_Name.html- Confirm slides render, images display, navigation works
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Report results to the user
What the sync script does:
- Renders all
.qmdfiles inQuarto/(skips*_backup*files) - Copies HTML and
_files/directories todocs/slides/ - Copies Beamer PDFs from
Slides/todocs/slides/ - Syncs
Figures/todocs/Figures/using rsync
What ships with it
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- Verify interactive charts
- Verify TikZ SVGs
- Report results
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