Originally powered by Ghost and Buster, but after going through a few other static page generators, ultimately set up with Jekyll PURE MARKDOWN, so I can sort of edit content directly within Github if needed.
sudo npm installsudo npm install -g gulp gulp-clisudo gulp- just write your markdown under the posts folder.
- update the
posts.json"index" file.
Is it powerful? no. Do I need it to be? no.
Bonus points: since these are markdown files, should be easy to plug it with a markdown editor like Obsidian lowering the barrier to use it.
## Jekyll Quicksheet:
jekyll -v to check the versionjekyll serve will run a local web server to check your updates
Since creating posts (sp. the filename) is a bit annoying, I used this post to also include a script to scaffold a post.
bash scaffold_post.sh "A post title" to create a post