07b - Publishing Projects via Static Site
07b - Publishing Projects via Static Site
Annotations
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In this video, we will show you how to publish your AVAnnotate project as a static site so that it can be deployed locally.
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The second option you have for publishing your AVAnnotate project is to create a static site in your GitHub repository. This option does not use GitHub Pages, and thus does not immediately create a publicly-viewable website. Instead, this option creates an additional repository in your AVAnnotate GitHub project that can be hosted locally.
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To create a static site repository in your GitHub project, navigate to the Site Builder section. From there, select Publish and confirm that Static Site is selected as the type of site you would like to publish. Select Publish once more.
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From there, you can now download your AVAnnotate project. To find the project’s GitHub repository, go to the project homepage on the AVAnnotate Dashboard, click the three-dot menu, and select Repository. Use the green Code button to Download ZIP and save the .zip file to the local computer.
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For more information and next steps, please see the AVAnnotate documentation.