Personal Website

A minimal personal academic website.

Structure

• index.html: Main profile page (Bio, Interests, Contact).
• curriculum.html: Detailed list of courses (linked from homepage).
• notes.html: Long-form notes / essays (订阅).
• library.html: Downloadable notes library, organized by subject folders.
• assets/js/data.js: Contains all text data (Bio, Courses, Projects) for easy editing.
• assets/js/library-data.js: Auto-generated manifest of the notes library — do not edit by hand.
• scripts/build-library.js: Scans library/ and regenerates library-data.js.
• assets/css/style.css: Custom minimalist styles.

How to Edit

content

Open assets/js/data.js to modify your:

• Bio: Under profile.
• Courses: Under curriculum.
• Projects/Interests: Under projects (if used).

Styles

Edit assets/css/style.css to change fonts, colors, or layout.

Publishing downloadable notes (笔记资料库)

The library.html page lists downloadable study notes, where each subject folder under library/ is one collection. The site is fully static, so the file list is baked into assets/js/library-data.js by a scan script.

To add or update notes:

1. Put (or remove) files inside library/<合集名>/ — e.g. library/西方哲学史/讲义.pdf. Any format works (md / pdf / docx / pptx ...).
2. Run node scripts/build-library.js every time you change files in library/. This regenerates library-data.js; if you skip it, the page will NOT reflect your changes.
3. Commit and push (git add . && git commit && git push) — include both your files and the regenerated library-data.js.

Optional: add a _meta.json inside a collection folder with { "title": "...", "desc": "..." } to override the displayed title/description (the folder name is used by default). The .nojekyll file at the repo root keeps GitHub Pages from filtering such files.