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Add support for Github access token.

Several planned features rely on deeper access to the blog repository or Github user. Thus an optional configuration for a Github access token is required.

Idea: specify an environment variable in the config.toml which holds the access token. This way users don't accidentally publish their token.

Add tag index sites

Each tag/label should have its own index site containing links to all issues which have this tag attached.

Add export to other static site generator systems.

The idea is to have Glyph export a project for another static site generator like Hugo. This allows to utilize all the existing power of those generators without re-implementing things in Glyph.

I am not convinced here. This feature means that Glyph always has to follow changes in said generators and also adds complexity to the project. This feature was a suggestion and I will keep it here so others can give their opinion/input on it. For now it's just an idea.

Add basic CLI options.

Options needed:

  • help
  • build
  • clean
  • version
  • new? (this would clone the glyph-zero repo)
  • etc...

Add a detection for issue drafts.

Currently an issue needs to be closed to not have it published. While it is possible to handle drafts this way it is a bit cumbersome.

Idea: As long as an issue has a label called draft attached it is not exported to HTML.

Add syntax coloring to code blocks.

Markdown code blocks like this:

import fmt

func main() {
    fmt.Println("Hi there")
}

shall have syntax coloring after export to HTML. The current plan is to use chroma for this. This feature will be optional and a flag will be provided in config.toml.

Add CLI option to upload *.md file as new GitHub issue.

If GitHub API allows automated issue creation, it would be nice to use editor of choice for initial authoring of a blog post; then upload from command line. I think this would be fine as a one-shot; future edits could be done in GitHub issues.

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