hexo-generator-atom-markdown-writer-meta-fixed
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hexo-generator-atom-markdown-writer-meta fixed in hexo 3.3.1+
A Hexo generator that produces meta json files required by the Atom Markdown-Writer It generates
posts.json,categories.jsonandtags.jsonunder the root site.
Install using npm.
$ npm install hexo-generator-atom-markdown-writer-meta --save
| Field | Sample Value |
|---|---|
| File Extension | .md |
| Site Draft Dir | source/_drafts |
| Site Local Dir | /Users/timnew/Workspace/blogs/timnew |
| Site Posts Dir | source/_posts |
| Url for Categories | http://timnew.github.io/categories.json |
| Url for Posts | http://timnew.github.io/posts.json |
| Url for Tags | http://timnew.github.io/tags.json |
posts.json: Json file contains name, url and last update time for each posttags.json: Json file contains the tags that used in the blog, sorted by occurrencecateogories.json: Json file contains the categories that used in the blog, sorted by occurrenceMIT
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hexo-generator-atom-markdown-writer-meta fixed in hexo 3.3.1+
The npm package hexo-generator-atom-markdown-writer-meta-fixed receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, hexo-generator-atom-markdown-writer-meta-fixed popularity was classified as not popular.
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