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Publisher for MkDocs is a set of plugins that helps with content creation and publication.
pip install mkdocs-publisher
More information about installation methods and plugin setup can be found on this documentation page.
[!warning] Before any use, make sure you have a backup of your data.
[!note] As a base for any development, mkdocs-material theme was used. If you are willing to use any other theme, you may (or may not) face some issues. If this happens, please submit an issue.
After installation, you have to enable plugins and Material for MkDocs theme in mkdocs.yml
file:
theme: material
plugins:
- search # Material for MkDocs search plugin
- pub-debugger
- pub-blog
- pub-obsidian
- pub-social
- pub-meta
- pub-minifier
A full list of planned developments can be found on this documentation page. I'm planning to move it to the project GitHub issues with proper badges and longer descriptions, but it's time-consuming and at this stage I'd rather spend it developing a project.
The entire version history can be found in the project version history document and inside releases.
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Publisher for MkDocs - set of plugins for content creators
We found that mkdocs-publisher demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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