fnd / churnal

simplistic unidirectional microblogging

simplistic unidirectional microblogging, inspired by ORF's news feed

Contributing Content

If there's something noteworthy you want to share, or anything you want to call attention to, please add a Markdown file within the content directory:

<date> #<category> by <author>
<title>

<content>

(date is an ISO 8601 date, i.e. yyyy-mm-dd - content is multi-line Markdown content)

Then create a merge request, inviting others to share their editorial perspectives.

Please try to be concise and don't expect people to share your context: Imagine you're a journalist writing for a broad and busy audience. The headline should be informative, allowing readers to decide whether they want to read more. Feel free to link to other web resources providing more context or further details.

Getting Started

• ensure Deno is installed
• deno lint checks code for syntax issues
• deno fmt automatically reformats code for consistency
• deno run --allow-read src/generator/index.ts ./content generates HTML

Customizing HTML

The document layout is defined by src/template.html, which must contain a %CONTENT% placeholder for articles. Individual articles' markup is defined by the renderArticle function exported from src/article.ts.