# Builds

Write-ups of things I've made, each with its templates, print files and a step-by-step guide.

**Live:** https://builds.kestrelsnest.social

A static site with no build step. Each build is a self-contained folder; the top-level `index.html` links to them.

## Files

```
index.html        - Site index: one card per build
og-image.jpg      - OpenGraph image for the index (1200 x 630)
deploy            - Deployment script (rsync to server)
greenman/         - Green Man mask
  index.html      - The build and painting guides as one page
  img/            - Photos and part renders
  dl/             - Downloads: templates, guide PDFs, print files
```

## Adding a build

1. Make a folder for it, named in lowercase with no spaces (`greenman`, `atompunk`). Put its page at `<folder>/index.html`, with its images and downloads inside the folder so its links stay relative.
2. In the top-level `index.html`, copy a `<li class="build">` block to the top of the list and change the link, image, alt text, title, description and tags. The card image is cropped to 4:3, biased toward the top of the photo.
3. Run `./deploy -n` to check what will be uploaded, then `./deploy`.

## Local preview

```bash
python3 -m http.server 8000
```

Then open http://localhost:8000.

## Deployment on YunoHost (My Webapp)

### 1. Install My Webapp

In the YunoHost admin panel:
1. Go to **Applications** → **Install**
2. Search for "My Webapp"
3. Configure:
   - **Label**: Builds
   - **Domain/Path**: `builds.kestrelsnest.social`
   - **PHP version**: none needed
   - **Database**: none needed
4. Install

### 2. Point the deploy script at it

Each My Webapp gets a numbered folder on the server. Find this one:

```bash
ssh social 'ls -d /var/www/my_webapp*'
```

Set `DIR` in `deploy` to that folder's `www` directory, which for this site is `/var/www/my_webapp__3/www` (already set).

### 3. Deploy

```bash
./deploy -n    # dry run
./deploy
```

The script rsyncs this folder to the server and deletes anything there that is no longer here. It skips the project's own files (`deploy`, `README.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, `.git`).