# continuum-3d-site

Landing page for continuum-3d.com. Eleventy + Pug + Tailwind CSS, with a
small JSON-based i18n setup (`src/locales/en.json`, `src/locales/pl.json`).

- English (the default language) lives at `src/en/index.pug` and builds to `/`.
- Every other language lives at `src/<lang>/index.pug` and builds to `/<lang>/`
  (e.g. Polish: `src/pl/index.pug` -> `/pl/`).
- The page markup is shared in `src/_includes/home.pug`; all copy is in
  `src/locales/<lang>.json`.
- To add a language: copy `src/locales/en.json` to `src/locales/<lang>.json`,
  translate it (including `lang_name`, the language's own name), and add a
  `src/<lang>/index.pug` with `lang: <lang>` and `permalink: /<lang>/` in its
  front matter that includes `../_includes/home.pug`. The footer language
  switcher and the `hreflang` tags pick it up automatically.
- Site-wide settings (domain, contact address, default language) are in
  `src/_data/site.json`. The contact form opens the visitor's mail client
  addressed to `contactEmail`.

## Develop

```
npm install
npm run dev
```

## Build

```
npm install
npm run build
```

Output goes to `dist/`.

## Deploy

Every push to `main` builds the site and publishes `dist/` (zipped) as the
asset on a Gitea Release tagged `deploy`, using the automatic per-job
`GITEA_TOKEN` — no secrets to configure. A separate `site-deployer` watcher
container on octo-winsrv polls that release (`releases/tags/deploy`) every
~45s and, when it changes, extracts it into `/mnt/e/sites/continuum-3d-com/`,
which Caddy serves as the document root for `continuum-3d.com`. No SSH keys
or admin credentials are involved — the watcher only has filesystem access
to `/mnt/e/sites`, nothing else on the host.

Manual deploy still works if you need it immediately (bypasses the watcher):

```
npm run build
scp -r dist/* <host>:/mnt/e/sites/continuum-3d-com/
```