Fork and Rename
Fork the repository, rename it to your own atlas name, and enable GitHub Pages from the `main` branch root.
Fork Guide
Rayford GeoGraph is built so another researcher can fork it, replace the paper profiles, connect their repositories, add their Google Scholar profile, and publish a public research atlas with GitHub Pages.
Fork the repository, rename it to your own atlas name, and enable GitHub Pages from the `main` branch root.
Update `README.md`, `README.zh-CN.md`, `package.json`, `index.html`, and Scholar profile settings.
Copy `wiki/papers/_template.md`, fill the frontmatter, add summaries, methods, links, and graph connections.
Run `npm run build`. This compiles markdown paper profiles into the browser-readable `data.js` graph dataset.
Replace the Scholar user id in `scripts/fetch-scholar.js`, then run `npm run scholar:update` once locally.
Commit, push, and open your GitHub Pages URL. The weekly Scholar workflow will keep public profile metadata fresh.
git clone https://github.com/YOUR_NAME/YOUR_GEOGRAPH.git
cd YOUR_GEOGRAPH
npm run build
npm run scholar:update