
For this, we will use the command jekyll new site.This will initiate bundle installation of required dependencies with a default Jekyll theme. Now that all required things have been set, let’s proceed to add a site for Jekyll. Jekyll 4.3.1 Step 2 – Creating a new website with Jekyll Install Jekyll on Debian 11 / Debian 10 $ gem install jekyllĬonfirm installation by checking the version: $ jekyll -version Installing ri documentation for bundler-2.4.4ĭone installing documentation for bundler after 0 seconds Once this has been done, will use gem to install Jekyll and Bundler which is a tool used to manage Gem dependencies. bashrc|.zshrc file for the changes to take effect. Add below line to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc depending on your shell, export GEM_HOME=$HOME/gems We now need to instruct Ruby’s gem package manager to place gems in logged in user’s home directory. Install Ruby package and development tools: sudo apt -y install ruby ruby-dev Use the following commands to install Jekyll and required build tools. Jekyll requires a working Ruby development environment which includes libraries. We will start by updating all system packages to the latest releases. Step 1 - Install Jekyll on Debian 11 / Debian 10 We will also cover content generation, then publish and deploy to production.

In this tutorial, we will install Jekyll on Debian 11 / Debian 10 Linux and create a sample website.

Jekyll is Blog-aware: It handles s, categories, pages, posts, and custom layouts pretty well.
