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nihgwu / hexo-hey

an admin plugin for hexo
http://nihgwu.github.io/hexo-hey/
MIT License
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Closed pozitron57 closed 8 years ago

pozitron57 commented 8 years ago

Hey,

If I run hexo serve on my server, I can access mysite.com/admin and mysite.com:4000 will be automatically updated accordingly with changes I do in admin. What is the way to make it appear at mysite.com instead of mysite.com:4000?

nihgwu commented 8 years ago

edit your nginx conf to serve you static folder or you can use other static site server

pozitron57 commented 8 years ago

Ok, thanks! I thought about it but had doubts.

pozitron57 commented 8 years ago

@nihgwu, I am sorry, but I reread your comment and it came out that I didn't get it very well.

  1. Did you mean public directory by "static folder"? If so, public will not be created with hexo server command. So I manually will have to do hexo generate. Which is not what I am looking for. The main attraction for me of hexo-hey plugin is that I can create/edit posts using web-interface from my mobile phone!

  2. What did you mean by

    you can use other static site server

    ?

nihgwu commented 8 years ago

the hexo server command will exec hexo generate for you, so if you edit your source files, the public folder will update to the new version, or for similarity you can just use the nginx to serve your local 3000 port to outer 80 port i said use other static site server in case you don't use nginx to serve your site

pozitron57 commented 8 years ago

Thanks for your answer. OK, it's clear about nginx now, thanks.

I didn't know that hexo server execs hexo generate. So when you browse localhost:4000 you actually browse public directory with static files?

nihgwu commented 8 years ago

that's right, hexo server is a static site server and besides watch the changes of your source fold and then generate them

pozitron57 commented 8 years ago

Thanks a lot.