Yaml editor

[Swatto]

It could be great to have the possibilities to modify the yaml information of the post in pagoda.

For example, I write a jekyll website for a friends who can list picture or youtube's video id and the views is generated.

With that kind of feature, she can left the editor and write it in a single place. :love_letter:

[alagu]

Agreed. There should be a YAML key-value editor in the edit area.

[gms8994]

Leaving my comment here for a +1.

[alagu]

Just a curiosity @gms8994 , I see lot of new people starring this project today, could you tell me where you heard about this project?

About the YAML editor, I'm working on it.

[gms8994]

I saw it on http://onethingwell.org/post/52140522858/pagoda

[gglanzani]

+1 (both for onethingwell as well for the Yaml editor).

Is it still on your TODO list?

[alagu]

Yes. It is already WIP in another branch. 

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On Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 4:10 AM, Giovanni notifications@github.com wrote:

+1 (both for onethingwell as well for the Yaml editor).

Is it still on your TODO list?

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[alagu]

Hello, I've pushed a new version with YAML editor. Would love your feedback, @gglanzani, @gms8994 and @swatto.

[Swatto]

Awesome ! but inputs for values could be bigger : that's small for arrays I think. Great works indeed !

[alagu]

Increased the size of values a bit.

[gms8994]

@alagu The only problem I have is that when writing an array to the file, the values written look like

tags: ! ["tag1","tag2","tag3"]

I'm not sure if it's Jekyll v1 specific or not, but it won't parse those, and throws an error. An option to have them listed like

tags:
 - tag1
 - tag2
 - tag3

would be excellent.