Run ./deploy.sh, which pushes the contents of out/ to the gh-pages branch, which is what Github is configured to serve.
During the migration from Wordpress to this Racket-based static site generator, it's useful to be able to find/replace across all the files in the out directory.
find ./ -type f -exec sed -i -e 's/ONE-FISH/TWO-FISH/g' {} \;
On MacOS, you may get an error with the above command if you are incorporating special characters (sed: RE error: illegal byte sequence). Instead use:
LC_ALL=C find ./ -type f -exec sed -i -e 's/ONE-FISH/TWO-FISH/g' {} \;
Note: If you run this command outside the out directory, you may corrupt your git index files!
On MacOS, you the sed command may produce copies of files with a -e suffix. These files can be found with:
find . -name "*-e" -type f
And deleted with:
find . -name "*-e" -type f -delete