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pip install -r requirements.txt
npm install
brew install hugo
make netlify
make up
After cloning redis-stack-website, run make docker to build and run a container that serves hugo on localhost:1313 with the components defined in redis_stack_components.yml.
The site is generated inside the container.
In order to invoke a short-loop of changes, it's possible to make docker-sh VOL=/home/repos (replace /home/repos with your repo directory), which will run the container (assuming you've already generated it).
At this point it is possible to modify redis_stack_components.yml within the container with location of repos (e.g. git_path: /home/repos/RedisJSON) - do not forget to remark-out git_url.
At this stage, from within the container run make build.
This will generate the site based on your local repo changes.
make up will bring up hugo so it is possible to examine the site from your host's browser.