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readme.md

c0de.dev Blog

This is a Pelican based blog that powers c0de.dev. There's not really a whole lot here, but it contains all the configuration files and plugins/themes.

Installation

  1. SSH into your server
  2. Clone the repo - git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/alopexc0de/c0de.dev-blog
  3. cd c0de.dev-blog
  4. Install the config and plugins - make install

Updating

  1. SSH into your server
  2. cd c0de.dev-blog
  3. make update

Making new posts

For seperation, I store the content in a private repo (can't read my drafts and encrypted blogs without the password). Also as a matter of choice, I'm using Markdown as markup language.

Categories are defined per folder in the c0de.dev-content repository. To create a new category, simply create a new folder in that repo with at least one post within. For posts without a category, simply throw the new posts in the root of the repo.

When a new post has been created (with the appropiate metadata), the steps to generate the output is as follows:

  1. SSH into your server
  2. cd c0de.dev-blog
  3. Update all submodules (installs new plugins too) - make update
  4. cd pelican
  5. Clear the output cache if themes or globals changed - make clean
  6. Generate the new static HTML site - make html

TODO

  • Service/Unit to run this in a server on prod
  • Git hooks to automatically fetch content
  • NginX config