Use teedoc to write a blog

    Enable blog plugin and configure path mapping

    In the route keyword in site_config.json, add the blog keyword and add the teedoc-plugin-blog plugin

        "route": {
            "blog": {
                "/blog/": "blog"
            }
        },
        "plugins": {
                "teedoc-plugin-blog": {
                "from": "pypi",
                "config": {
                }
            }
        }
    

    For example, here /blog/ is the path (url) of the generated blog webpage, and blog is the path of the source file, similar to the route setting of documents and resource files

    Then execute the command to install the plugin

    teedoc install
    

    Create a blog folder

    • Create a config.json in the blog folder you just configured, and use the same method as the config.json of the aforementioned document.
    • Create a new README.md file to write the homepage of the blog. For example, only the header information is written, but the content is not written. The generated web page will add the blog list after the file is rendered, where date: false represents Do not display the date on this page
    ---
    
    title: Blog
    keywords: teedoc, blog generation, static blog
    desc: teedoc static blog page generation
    show_source: false
    date: false
    
    ---
    
    

    Create a blog file

    Create a blog file at any location under the blog directory, in the format of md, and just write the content. Similarly, you can add header information, such as

    ---
    
    title: teedoc blog support
    keywords: teedoc, blog, generated blog, static blog
    desc: teedoc generates static blog pages
    author: neucrack
    date: 2021-03-14
    tags: hello, blog, teedoc
    
    ---
    
    This is an introduction to the test, which will be displayed in the list. Use `<!-- more -->` to separate the text
    
    <!-- more -->
    
    
    ## Body Title One
    
    text
    
    
    

    Note that tags and keywords are separated by English commas, not Chinese commas

    Here, <!-- more --> is used to divide the article. The first part will be displayed as an introduction to the blog homepage list, which is convenient for readers to preview. If there is no division, the first 500 characters will be taken as the introduction.

    Generate page

    Execute the teedoc serve command to start a service to access http://127.0.0.1/blog/, or add the link /blog/ to the navigation bar in config.json as a blog Entrance.
    such as:

    {
        "navbar": {
            "title": "teedoc",
            "logo": {
                "alt": "teedoc logo",
                "src": "/static/image/logo.png"
            },
            "home_url": "/",
            "items": [
                {
                    "url": "/",
                    "label": "Home",
                    "position": "left"
                },
                {
                    "url": "/get_started/zh/",
                    "label": "Installation and Use",
                    "position": "left"
                },
                {
                    "url": "/develop/zh/",
                    "label": "Development",
                    "position": "left"
                },
                {
                    "url": "/blog/",
                    "label": "blog",
                    "position": "left"
                }
        }
    }