🌟 Meta Wiki Art Documentation Website 🌐

Welcome to the Meta Wiki Art documentation platform, built with Docusaurus, a modern static website generator! This project serves as an interactive space to explore Linked Open Data pipelines, resources, and use cases for books and artworks. 🖼️📚

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🎯 Features

• Interactive Docs: Easy-to-navigate documentation for Linked Open Data and GLAM workflows.
• Linked Open Data Ready: Structured and interoperable content for global use.
• Customizable & Scalable: Flexible architecture to grow with your needs.

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🚀 Getting Started

🛠️ Installation

To set up the project locally, follow these steps:

$ npm install

Ensure you have Node.js and npm installed before running the command.

🌐 Local Development Start a development server to preview changes live:

$ npm start

This will:

Start a development server at http://localhost:3000. Reflect changes live without restarting the server. 📦 Build Generate the static content for production:

$ npm run build

The static content will be available in the build/ directory, ready for deployment.

🚢 Deployment

Using SSH:

Deploy the website via SSH:

$ USE_SSH=true npm run deploy

Without SSH:

For GitHub Pages deployment:

$ GIT_USER=<Your GitHub username> npm run deploy

This command builds the website and pushes the content to the gh-pages branch.

📂 Project Structure

Below is an overview of the key directories and their purposes:

MetaWikiArt/
├── docs/              # Markdown files for documentation
├── blog/              # Blog content for the project
├── src/               # Source files for components and pages
├── static/            # Static assets (images, icons, etc.)
├── docusaurus.config.js # Main configuration file
└── README.md          # Project README file

🛠️ Technologies Used

Docusaurus: Static site generator. React: UI components. Markdown: Content formatting. npm: Dependency management.

🎨 Customization Highlights

Bright and Engaging Design: Inspired by the themes of art and culture. Dynamic Metadata: Uses structured data formats (e.g., JSON-LD) for enhanced discoverability. Interactive Components: Intuitive navigation and search capabilities.

📚 Resources

Meta Wiki Art Blog: Stay updated with our latest developments. GLAM Linked Data Pipelines: Explore workflows and data structures. Use Cases & Resources: Discover practical applications and tools.

🌟 Next Steps

Contribute: Submit pull requests for new features or documentation improvements. Explore: Dive into the Linked Open Data pipelines and GLAM resources. Feedback: Share your thoughts or report issues via GitHub Issues.

📖 Meta Wiki Art is part of the Sun & Rain Works initiative. Together, let's make cultural data more accessible and meaningful! 🌞🌧️