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@dschau/gatsby-theme-blog
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@dschau/gatsby-theme-blogThe backing theme powering my blog.
Note: this isn't generally applicable... yet. I wanted to explore themes, and this was my way of exploring. However--by all means, check it out and see if you can customize and use for your own blog!
npm install --save @dschau/gatsby-theme-blog gatsby@^2.0.75
In gatsby-config.js:
module.exports = {
__experimentalThemes: [
{
resolve: '@dschau/gatsby-theme-blog',
options: {
root: __dirname,
},
},
],
}
Additionally, you'll need to create a content folder with Markdown files powering the blog.
mkdir -p content/blog/2018-12-28-hello-world
touch content/blog/2018-12-28-hello-world/index.md
A sample post is below:
---
date: '2018-12-28'
title: 'Hello World'
excerpt: 'This is an excerpt optimized for SEO'
featured: ./images/create-an-image-here.jpg
tags:
- gatsby
- is
- wonderful
---
Hello World! This is my first post! I'll have great features enabled by default, including:
- Syntax highlighting with triple backticks
- Responsive images
- Responsive iframe embeds
- and more!
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The theme for blog.dustinschau.com
We found that @dschau/gatsby-theme-blog demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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