Q: Thanks @petrick for bringing SimplyStatic To AS.
Is there any way around to push the static site to GitLab and BitBucket? If your answer is "We are working on these integrations" then What is the ETA?
Next, Can you suggest some practical guide or how-to link for exporting and hosting static site to sub folder and/or sub-module?
My scenario is something like www.domain.com/ae/blog where www.domain.com repo has a static wordpress with "ae" as subfolder that contains ae specific static wordpress site with sub-sub folder (or submodule) "blog" containing ae blog.
It would be really helpful if you can spare some more time and guide to achieve this in better ways.
Thanking you in advance!
Patrick_SimplyStatic
Jun 27, 2024A: GitLab and BitBucket:
We do have plans to support GitLab at some point, but we almost abandoned the idea of supporting BitBucket, mainly because of the lack of demand (We got about 1-2 people in about 3 years asking for it).
I have to say that these integrations aren't a high priority right now compared to other features (like more forms integrations, locking WP, and cookie consent support), so there is no ETA for them.
Subfolder/Subdirectory:
You can do that with almost all of our supported deployment options.
You set the subdirectory in Simply Static -> Settings -> General -> Replace Urls (choose either a relative path or an absolute URL). This will ensure that all the URLs contain the subdirectory and that everything is loading correctly (including all the CSS, JS, and image paths).
Then you do the same within Simply Static -> Settings -> Deploy.
Almost all the integrations have a "subdirectory" setting. Add your desired directory, and we will add all the files to it when running the export.