Open sirMackk opened 7 years ago
Hmm. It's a fairly dumb server at the moment. Maybe I could make it so you could specify a directory (or directories), and anything in that directory will be automatically added to a simple RSS feed?
I should probably go ahead and add a config file to the process since options are starting to grow.
Config file sounds good. What do you think about generating a feed from the files in the blog directory? I could probably make a PR for this :D
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Hmm. It's a fairly dumb server at the moment? Maybe I could make it so you could specify a directory (or directories), and anything in that directory will be automatically added to a dumb RSS feed?
I should probably go ahead and add a config file to the process since options are starting to grow.
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The only problem is that it's intended to be pretty free-form. All of my posts are in a "posts" directory, and there's some nonsense in the root "blog" directory -- like the reset.txt
file, the index page, etc.
We could do it so that by default it generates a feed from .md
files in the blog directory? That way it ignores all the subdirectories and other files. Then add a flag for specifying another directory name. Would <3 a PR for it, though I might not be able to merge until tonight!
We could do it so that by default it generates a feed from .md files in the blog directory?
Yeah, that sounds great - simple and solves the issue right away. I'll get on it then.
Would <3 a PR for it, though I might not be able to merge until tonight!
Tonight?! I'll need a few days to set up golang and get some interviews out of the way :P
Lol. Sounds good. That'll give me time to get a config file working :)
A blog with an RSS feed is much easier to keep track of.