e53 Cyberspace Blog Homepage Thing

Based on Deno and Lume.

Getting Started

Make sure you have Deno installed.
Clone this Repository git clone https://github.com/lumeland/base-blog.git my-blog-name
Edit _data/site.yml. Specifically have a look at _config.js to see if you want to configure any option differently. See the Lume documentation site.
Run Lume with deno task serve.

about.md shows how to add a content page.
posts/ has the blog posts but really they can live in any directory. The posts/_data.yml file adds the value for type and layout fields to all posts.
The menu field adds any page to the top level site navigation. For example, this is in use on index.njk and about.md. You can configure the order with menu.order and the text with menu.title.
css files are processed with postcss plugin. The imported styles are in _includes/css
img folder is copied as is, (keeping the same directory structure).
The blog post feed template is in feed.xml.njk and feed.tmpl.js.
This example uses four layouts stored in _includes/layouts/:
- base.njk: the top level HTML structure
- home.njk: the home page template (wrapped into base.njk)
- post.njk: the blog post template (wrapped into base.njk)
- tag.njk: the tag page template (wrapped into base.njk)
_includes/templates/postlist.njk is a Nunjucks a reusable template used to display a list of all the posts. index.njk has an example of how to use it.
admin/ has the NetlifyCMS configuration so you can edit or create new posts using a friendly CMS.

Get your own Lume blog on Github Pages
Open the file .github/workflows/build.yml and edit the --location option with the url of the site, for example --location=https://username.github.io/repo/
Enable Github Pages and select the branch gh-pages as source.
See a live demo