Closed derek-adair closed 1 year ago
@derek-adair Unlike other plugins from the Jekyll organization, Jekyll Admin is not extensible. You will have to fork it, set up a dev environment (Node JS), make necessary changes, and build the front end. If the changes made are only for your local usage, you need not cut a gem and manage a private gem server. The front end built above will be accessible to the local jekyll server through Bundler and Gemfile.
There are features I would like from this project and am willing to put the work in to do so. However, I am not a ruby dev so its not exactly clear how I might go about extending this project and making it my own. I am fine with this projects scope, but it is not immediately clear how I might extend this without a fork.
Would it be possible to override css or javascript to bend this to my will without publishing my own gem?
Am I forced to fork and run gemstash?
Could there be some case to be made for jekyll-admin plugins?
Thanks for your time.