-- import: fpm

-- fpm.package: <username_or_orgname>.github.io/<repo_name>
zip: github.com/<username_or_orgname>/<repo_name>/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

-- fpm.dependency: fifthtry.github.io/blog-theme

-- import: fpm

-- fpm.package: <username_or_orgname>.github.io/<repo_name>
zip: github.com/<username_or_orgname>/<repo_name>/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

-- fpm.dependency: fifthtry.github.io/blog-theme

Step 3: Activate the `Github Pages` environment on your repo
In your repository, go to `Settings > Pages` to access the `Github Pages` admin section.

Choose the `build` branch in the dropdown and in the directory dropdown, choose `/(root)` and click on Save.

Getting started with github pages

Using the template repositoryYou can use our template repository fpm-blog to create your own repo.

Step 1: Creating your own repoOpen the fpm-blog repository in your browser and click on the Use this template button

Step 2: Updating the configs in repositoryIn order to use the package properly, you’ll need to make the following changes in your codebase.

Step 3: Activate the Github Pages environment on your repoIn your repository, go to Settings > Pages to access the Github Pages admin section. Choose the build branch in the dropdown and in the directory dropdown, choose /(root) and click on Save.

Getting started with github pages

Using the template repository
You can use our template repository fpm-blog to create your own repo.

Step 1: Creating your own repo
Open the fpm-blog repository in your browser and click on the `Use this template` button

Step 2: Updating the configs in repository
In order to use the package properly, you’ll need to make the following changes in your codebase.

Step 3: Activate the `Github Pages` environment on your repo
In your repository, go to `Settings > Pages` to access the `Github Pages` admin section.

Choose the `build` branch in the dropdown and in the directory dropdown, choose `/(root)` and click on Save.