* pathawks-fp/ExcerptDrop:
Rubocop fixes
excerpt drop should give access to document's layout
look up the content methods for drops in a smarter way
Use require_relative
Add ExcerptDrop and remove excerpt's ability to refer to itself in Liquid
Previously you could do, e.g. {{ site | jsonify }}, but with the introduction of Liquid Drops, this didn't work anymore.
This PR adds the ability to render drops as JSON. You can safely run drop.to_json and it should Do the Right Thing.
Filesystems behave differently when performing glob listings.
In my environment, they are listed alphabetically. On my Mac, when asking for a list of files in a directory, those files are returned as a nicely sorted list. Alphabetized, like you'd want them to be. Like you'd expect them to be.
In some environments, quite different from my own, the return of a similar operation is quite random. Perhaps q comes before a, or e before d; the filesystem will choose its order of the day and you, the fare user, tired and weary from work, must bare the brunt of this.
And so, with this commit, I do hereby request that the noble makers of Dir[] provide for us, the downtrodden and ravaged users, some consistency. As a user of Ruby, I shouldn't have to know or consider the behaviour of an individual filesystem here; it should function the same for all filesystems.
Truly yours,
Parker
This process streamlines the creation of new configurations. Creating a new
site will choke if not all the correct options are given.
Configuration.from will ensure the overrides have all string keys and
ensures all the common issues & defaults are in place so a Site can be
created.
A common use:
config = Configuration.from({ 'permalink' => '/:title/' }) # etc
site = Jekyll::Site.new(config)
Anatoliy Yastreb
Parker Moore
Brint O'Hearn
jekyllbot
jekyllbot
Pat Hawks