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auto-generate-vitepress-config

v0.1.9

Published

automatically generate your vitepress config

Downloads

3

Readme

auto-generate-vitepress-config

What is it ?

Usually, if we want to add an article on vitepress, we have to go through the following two steps:

  1. write a new post
  2. add relative config in .vitepress/config.js

One post is ok. However, if we write a lot of articles at once,do we need to add configuration information one by one?

That's too terrible.

auto-generate-vitepress-config can help you automaticlly generate right configuration.

All you need to do is write posts.

How to use ?

  1. npm i auto-generate-vitepress-config
  2. add { autoGenerateConfig } = require('auto-generate-vitepress-config'); in .vitepress/config.js
  3. delete the content of original config sidebar
  4. Pass the config object into the function
Vitepress Directory Structure
- Blog
  | - docs
  | | - .vitepress
  | | - handbook  // root path of articles
  | - - - | - react
  | - - - | - vue
  | - node_modules
// basic exmaple only one sidebar
const { autoGenerateConfig }= require('auto-generate-vitepress-config');

// The outermost directory where the article is stored
const ROOTFOLDERPATH = 'handbook';

const config = {
  title: "Vitepress",
  description: "Write My Mind",
  base: "/Blog",
  themeConfig: {
    sidebar: []
  }
}

module.exports = autoGenerateConfig(config, ROOTFOLDERPATH);
// multi sidebar
const { autoGenerateConfigMulti }= require('auto-generate-vitepress-config');

const config = {
  title: "Vitepress",
  description: "Write My Mind",
  base: "/Blog",
  themeConfig: {
    nav: []
    sidebar: {}
  }
}

module.exports = autoGenerateConfigMulti(config);

Note


Currently, this is a simple version, which only meet basic demand.After that, I will constantly improve its functionality and release it as an npm package。

If it is helpful to you, please help me star.

More abilities is coming...