Closed holyjak closed 4 years ago
I have fallen back on the HTML standard and adopted the name it uses for the "main content", i.e. "article". Any better ideas?
Let's leave it at that, naming is hard 😆.
Will you update the docs site again? A couple of examples that illustrates the flexibility/power this adds would be great!
That's the plan, after this is merged.
Thanks!
On Mon, 9 Dec 2019, 17:02 Carmen La, notifications@github.com wrote:
I have fallen back on the HTML standard and adopted the name it uses for the "main content", i.e. "article". Any better ideas?
Let's leave it at that, naming is hard 😆.
Will you update the docs site again? A couple of examples that illustrates the flexibility/power this adds would be great!
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DON'T MERGE pls
I realized it would be better to pass also config to the function so I will add that (so that we have access e.g. to blog-prefix
in in)
Ready to merge.
I have updated it to send also the config
to the function and to make it possible to return nil
from the fn to exclude the article from the blog.
See cryogen-project/cryogen-docs#27 for the corresponding docs change.
Looks great -- good call on passing in the config and returning nil to exclude articles :) Will push out new versions now!
And thank you again for all the great features you've been adding!
My bad, thank you!
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In src/cryogen_core/compiler.clj https://github.com/cryogen-project/cryogen-core/pull/130#discussion_r356071931 :
([] (compile-assets {}))
- ([overrides]
- ([{:keys [extend-params-fn update-article-fn]
- :or {extend-params-fn (fn [params _] params)
- update-article-fn identity}
Oh, this can't be identity because it's called with 2 args, but I can fix it :)
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Allow users to supply a function run on every parsed page/post to update it.
Example uses:
:slug
metadata in a post to override the defaul uriNOTE
I struggled to find a good name for "post or page". In the end I have fallen back on the HTML standard and adopted the name it uses for the "main content", i.e. "article". Any better ideas?
NOTE 2
Notice that while
extend-params-fn
runs very late in the process, this runs very early so it can modify the base data used to create the various site data such as posts and posts-by-tags, whileextend-params-fn
would need to modify all the places where e..g a particular post is used.