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I wrote about [my reasoning](http://www.juanpatten.com/first-post.html
mkvirtualenv myblog
)pip install -r requirements.txt
unn idea my-idea
to start a new draft. Use markdown for formatting.
unn publish my-idea
to converta draft to a post.
unn build
to build your site's pages.
unn local
to serve it locally.
unn deploy
to push it live. (this will build first, as a convenience)
Check the _template
folder for the basic file structure. unn
uses Jinja2 for templating.
The index.html
template gets the following context:
{
"posts": [{
"Slug": "the-file-name-without-.md"
... all headers included in this post ...
}, ...]
}
The single.html
template gets the following context:
{
"post_html": "<p>The rendered HTML of the post</p>",
... all headers included in this post ...
}
base.html
defines the box that index.html
and single.html
live inside (ie. header/footer).
error.html
is a generic error display page.
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We found that unn 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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