In this post we will help walk you through how to build a NodeJS and 11ty (eleventy) website on Codeberg Pages.
Currently users need early adopter access to Codeberg's CI environment based on the Woodpecker CI. You can gain access here: https://codeberg.org/Codeberg-CI/request-access
This process will make use of the following
Currently the .Woodpecker.yml file will live in your source codes repo, and have the build commands. Find the latest here.
For the CI we will start by using the node image, setup the secrets, and build commands.
steps:
build:
# Use the official jekyll build container
image: node
secrets: [ cbtoken, cbmail, cbusername, sourcerepo, destrepo ]
commands:
# Avoid permission denied errors
- chmod -R a+w .
# Set up git in a working way
- git config --global --add safe.directory /woodpecker/src/codeberg.org/$CBUSERNAME/$SOURCEREPO/_site
- git config --global user.email "$CBMAIL"
- git config --global user.name "CI Builder"
# clone and move the target repo
- git clone -b pages https://codeberg.org/$CBUSERNAME/$DESTREPO.git _site
- chmod -R a+w _site
- cd _site
# Prepare for push
- git remote set-url origin https://$CBTOKEN@codeberg.org/$CBUSERNAME/$DESTREPO.git
- cd ..
# Run 11ty build stage
- npm install
- npm run build
# Only needed for custom domains
#- cp domains _site/.domains
# Push to target
- cd _site
- git add --all
- git commit -m "Woodpecker CI 11ty Build at $( env TZ=America/Chicago date +"%Y-%m-%d %X %Z" )"
- git push -u origin pagesThe use of secrets keeps your information secured and only accessed by the build system. This is beneficial for the email and access token. During the build, the pipeline will clone the source repo, then move into our commands.
We will use the default build dir by 11ty of _site. The pipeline will clone our destination repo as _site, then set the remote url for the push after we run our install and build. Once built, it will change directory to the build site and perform our commit and push.
On the remote repo we need the default repo to be named pages. This is also how Codeberg Pages setups up the access to what serves the pages we just built. You can follow their documentation on how to access your build site based on username.codeberg.page.