/AFFiNE.pro

AFFiNE official website, source for affine.pro

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affine.pro

This repo is AFFiNE official website and blog source code. image

Git Flow

Feature dev: feature/$x or master -> staging -> production

Issue/Hotfix: issue/$x -> production

How to publish blog

The new blog source uses AFFiNE - public workspace: https://app.affine.pro/public-workspace/H6vffRmJbCfA-r3kq_36_

You can use AFFiNE to write your article, contact ShortCipher to request permissions for the AFFiNE Blog Workspace.

Each blog should abide by the following format:

---
title: How AFFiNE Classifies Editors
author: Chi Zhang, Yifeng Wang , Ran Chen, Fanjing Zhang
tags: Let’s make XXX
slug: how-affine-classifies-editors
description: There are so many editors today that users may find it difficult to select
created: 2022-06-27
updated: 2022-06-27
layout: blog
pulish: false
---
[cover image]
[article content]

title the title of the article

author the author/authors of the article in a comma sepeareted list. For a list of available authors, see services/blog/userMap.ts. Profile images are taken from the public folder.

tags the tag, or rather categorey, of the article

slug the unique url for the article https://affine.pro/blog/{slug} - do not use special characters and replace (spaces) with -

description a small description to the article, no more than 2 sentences

created this should be the publish date

updated this should be set as the publish date, and only this date is updated when edits are made

layout should generally stay as blog

publish set to false to ensure this article is not public, only set to true when the article is ready for publishing (will be published as soon as set to true)

How to develop

Look at the Nuxt 3 documentation to learn more.

Setup

Make sure to install the dependencies:

# yarn
yarn install

# npm
npm install

# pnpm
pnpm install

Development Server

Start the development server on http://localhost:3001

npm run dev

Production

Build the application for production:

npm run build

Locally preview production build:

npm run preview

Check out the deployment documentation for more information.