Author: Mike Gauthier <thalios1973 at 3cx dot org>
- 0.1.0 First relatively working version. Certainly some bugs. Being used actively at blog.3cx.org.
Because I can? I guess that's the truth of it. I was inspired by Carlos Fenollosa's bashblog. I used it on my own blog for a bit and made some tweaks and contributions to the code, but I thought it could be done differently and maybe even better (my way!). So I wrote (am writing) bash.sh from scratch. bashblog was definitely my inspiration, but I took zero code from it.
- Supposed to be simple. Right now less than 1000 lines of code.
- Basic features for blogging
- Create new
- Save to draft
- Edit existing or draft
- Rebuild of site (good for updating the template)
- Static page support.
- Very basic templating - variable substition (TITLE, SUBTITLE, etc.). Currently supported variables
~~~TITLE~~~- set in .config as blogtitle~~~SUBTITLE~~~- set in .config as blogsubtitle~~~BASEURL~~~- the base URL of the blog set in .config as baseurl~~~CONTENT~~~- the generated content of the page~~~PAGETITLE~~~- the specific title of the specific page~~~PAGEURL~~~- the URL (permalink) of the specific page
- Uses all standard utilities available on any modern Linux/Unix system. Should work in Cygwin as well.
- The only exception to this is pandoc for markdown parsing. One could use something else, but I chose pandoc because it provides for a LOT of flexibility.
- The emoji extension and full github style markdown are useful.
- Simple RSS support. Creates a feed.rss file for syndication (Simple RSS 2.0)
MORE TO COME