If you want to render and publish your multilingual book or website with CI, you must render your project with render_book()
or render_website()
, respectively. Don’t use Quarto’s own render and publish steps. You can find more information about publishing with CI in the Quarto documentation.
Site URL
When you render a project in a CI context, you can set the URL of the publishing website in an environment variable (if different from the one in the configuration file, as a preview for instance). You can do that with the BABELQUARTO_CI_URL
environment variable.
Steps for rendering
To render your project with CI, you need to follow these general steps:
- Install the necessary dependencies including Quarto and R dependencies
- Render you project using {babelquarto}’s
render_book()
orrender_website()
functions - Publish the rendered HTML (
_site
or_book
folder) where you deploy your project (a GitHub pages branch, Netlify, etc.)
Examples
Here are two examples of how you could render a multilingual book with CI using GitHub Actions:
- A demo Babelbook with its workflow file
- The rOpenSci Packages: Development, Maintenance, and Peer Review book with its workflow file