Notablog-A blog that closely resembles the native interface of Notion.

Features

• Custom Themes and Layouts: Users can customize the appearance of their blog with different themes and layout templates.

• Command-Line Management: Blog management is facilitated through a command-line interface, making it easy to generate and deploy content.

• Static Hosting Compatibility: The generated blog can be hosted on various static hosting services, offering flexibility in deployment options.

How to Use

• Installation and Configuration:
• Users need Node.js v15.0.0 or higher and can install Notablog globally via npm.
• For existing users, a complete update is recommended.
• Users should clone the starter repository, copy the URL of the Notion table template, and set it in the configuration file.

• Generation and Preview:
• After configuration, users can generate the blog site through the command line and preview it locally.
• Users can also set a preview browser path to specify which browser to use for previewing.

• Deployment:
• Users can copy the generated files to a server or upload them to a static hosting service like GitHub Pages, Netlify, or surge.sh to share their content.

• Updating Content:
• To update the website, users simply run the generation command in the starter directory.

• Blog Management Interface:
• The documentation provides detailed information on the column names and property types of the Notion table template, including page titles, tags, publication options, etc., and how to control the display and organization of pages through these attributes.

• API Reference:
• Notablog is a command-line tool that uses the notablog-starter repository to generate sites.
• The documentation covers the repository's file structure, user configuration, theme storage, and template language.

• Themes and Layouts:
• Themes include layout templates, CSS files, and other resources that define the style and appearance of the blog.
• The documentation provides the folder structure and configuration options for themes, as well as how to use EJS as the template language.

• Project Status and Contributions:
• The project's status can be viewed through a specific link, and the documentation encourages users to contribute code or raise issues for the project.

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