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I created a documentation site by using slate, then deployed it on Github pages. However it became public because Github pages are public. I am wondering if there is a way to add a basic authentication on this github page? So only the team can see the documentation.

Any suggestions/hints would be appreciated!

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No, there isn't. Github pages provide basic static hosting. That is all. There are no (server side) dynamic options at all.

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Thanks for reply! I know Github does not have it. However, you can add a basic auth by yourself, just like this one:github.com/benbalter/jekyll-auth for jekyll. I was just wondering if I could do the similar to slate, but I don't have a clue how to start, that is why i am asking. Does it make sense?
@Lisa — The solution jekyll-auth uses is "Don't use GitHub Pages for hosting"

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