Spritz for Jekyll

This is a plugin for Jekyll that attempts to simplify the process of using Spritz on your Jekyll-powered sites.

1. You need a client ID issued by Spritz. Register here to get one.

1. Install this gem:

    gem install spritz_for_jekyll
   

2. Add this gem to the list of gems in _config.yml:

gems: [..., "spritz_for_jekyll"]

3. Add login_success.html to the list of included files in _config.yml (this option is customizable - see Global Configuration):

include: [..., "login_success.html"]

Configuration at the global level can be done in your Jekyll configuration file, most likely it is _config.yml. All options described below must be nested inside the spritz key (refer to the example):

1. client_id (required): The client ID issued by Spritz:
2. url (optional in some cases, recommended): The base URL of your Jekyll site. It can be a URL itself, or the key that points to another option in the configuration file that contains the URL. (See the example below.)
3. auto_mode (optional, defaults to true): This can field can be either true or false. When it is set to true, necessary scripts and tags will be added to the beginning of each posts. If you wish to customize the location of Spritz (called Redicle), set this field to false and refer to the section below, Liquid Tags.
4. login_success_name (optional, defaults to login_success.html): Spritz require a particular HTML file to work, and we have included it with this gem. By default, it is written to the root of your project using the name login_success.html. However, if you have had a file with that name, just set this field to another desired name, say, spritz_login_success.html. Also, include this name in the list of included files (see step 3 of Installation).
5. spritz_selector (optional, but highly recommended): A CSS selector that selects the HTML element containing the actual content. By default, Spritz will just load the entire page, including stuff like your site title, copyright statement, etc.
6. jquery (optional): Use this option to customize jQuery fallbacks to be used. Can be false (disable fallback, not recommended), a String, or an Array.
7. redicle (optional): Use this option to customize your Redicle. The value of this option should be a hash containing some or all of these keys: width, height, default_speed, speed_items, control_buttons and control_titles. Refer to the example to see the uses of each of these keys.

base_url: http://www.example.com
spritz:
  client_id: "12345"
  url: base_url
  # or
  # url: http://www.example.com
  auto_mode: true
  login_success_name: "spritz_login_success.html"
  selector: "div#content"
  jquery: ["asset/js/jquery.js", "//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min.js"]
  redicle:
    width: 500
    height: 200
    default_speed: 300
    speed_items: [200, 300, 400]
    control_buttons: ["back", "pauseplay", "rewind"]
    control_titles:
      back: "Go back"
      pause: "Stop (temporarily)"
      play: "Play"
      rewind: "Restart"

In posts that you don't want Spritz to be enabled, set spritz to false in their front-matter:

spritz: false

Clearly, Spritz requires some scripts in order for it to work. More specifically, it needs jQuery and Spritz's script to work. By default, that is, when spritz_auto_mode is true, these scripts and the Redicle are placed at the beginning of each post. If you wish to customize these behaviors, for example, you are using your own jQuery, you can set spritz_auto_mode to false and manually place those scripts and Redicle at desired positions.

1. spritz_scripts: Returns the necessary HTML tags to import required files. If you are already using jQuery, this tag should appear after the script tag that imports jQuery.
2. spritz_redicle: Place the Spritz Redicle.