hexo-next-giscus
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Giscus comments system powered by GitHub Discussions for NexT.
$ npm install hexo-next-giscus
You can config those in both hexo or theme _config.yml
giscus:
enable: false
repo: # Github repository name
repo_id: # Github repository id
category: # Github discussion category
category_id: # Github discussion category id
# Available values: pathname | url | title | og:title
mapping: pathname
# Available values: 0 | 1
reactions_enabled: 1
# Available values: 0 | 1
emit_metadata: 1
# Available values: light | light_high_contrast | light_protanopia | light_tritanopia | dark | dark_high_contrast | dark_protanopia | dark_tritanopia | dark_dimmed | preferred_color_scheme | transparent_dark | noborder_light | noborder_dark | noborder_gray | cobalt | purple_dark
theme: light
# Available values: en | zh-CN
lang: en
# Place the comment box above the comments
input_position: bottom
# Load the comments lazily
loading: lazy
FAQs
Giscus comment system for NexT.
We found that hexo-next-giscus demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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