Setup Github Repository

Create new Repository

Everything you need is there for your basic site engine.

1. Ensure that you are logged into your GitHub account.

2. Create a new repo for your site engine, based on Sygnal's SSE Template

   • Click this link to create it directly.

3. Make your repo public

   • This is necessary if you want to use Netlify free edition with an organization-owned repo. If you want your repo to be a private org repo you can use Netlify pro.

Public v. Private Repos

Affects your CDN hosting options as follows;

	Netlify Free	Netlify Pro	jsDelivr	NPM
	Free	$25/mo ?	Free	Free
Organization owned
Public repo	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Private repo	No	Yes	No	??
Personally-owned
Public repo	Yes	Yes	Yes	??
Private repo	Yes	Yes	No	??

Create DEV branch

Now create a DEV branch on your repo, you'll do all of your DEV and TEST work here in a typical setup.

Initial Configuration

Create Codespace in VSCode

We highly recommend that you create your codespace on the DEV branch only. This protect you against accidental deployments or main-branch commits in the Netlify configuration.

Adjustments;

• Any basic ones desired

Create a v0.1.0 release

Add to Webflow site

• Site-wide before /body

<!-- Site engine -->
<script 
  src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/sygnaltech/REPO@0.1.0/dist/init.js" 
  dev-src="http://127.0.0.1:3000/dist/index.js"
  ></script>