+ [2016-07-20T20:21:16Z] d3rrial Hmm, OK. Thank you very much for your help, then! :)
+ [2016-07-20T20:23:29Z] miklb d3rrial oh, I suppose you could do it in Front Matter before you publish
+ [2016-07-20T20:24:00Z] miklb i.e. manually create it and it would be available in the template
+ [2016-07-20T20:24:39Z] d3rrial Maybe with a script... Yeah, didn't even think of it like that, thanks!
+ [2016-07-20T20:26:44Z] miklb

message no. 143991

Posted by rrawlins in #jekyll at 2016-07-20T16:44:28Z

Hey gang. Is is possible to share a set of layouts and includes across multiple separate Jekyll sites, via a plugin or gem? Or do the files need to physically reside in each project?
+ [2016-07-21T01:47:17Z] WasabiFan What would I need to do to call into the "dependency" logic in Jekyll (the code that keeps track of which files depend on which others) from an external script? Is there an easy way to access that code externally?
+ [2016-07-21T02:10:24Z] ocpysh hi
+ [2016-07-21T02:11:21Z] ocpysh I would like to have a dir (data) be public, giving me a result such as domain.com/data/filename.ext
+ [2016-07-21T02:11:32Z] ocpysh how can I do that?
+ [2016-07-21T02:12:01Z] ocpysh basically, anything I add to the data dir I want to be public, and accessible through domain.com/data/..