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gitbook-plugin-platanus-blog

v1.1.0

Published

Very ugly plugin to get posts from our blog and list them inside the compiled book

Downloads

4

Readme

Gitbook Plugin Platanus Blog

Very ugly plugin to get posts from our blog and list them inside the compiled book

Config

Add the following to the book.json

...
"plugins" : ["platanus-blog"],
"pluginsConfig": {
  "platanusBlog": {
    "url": "https://cb.platan.us/posts-by-tag.json"
  }
},
...

Where platanusBlog.url is the url where we get the posts.

The blog is a Jekyll compiled static site that use a plugin to generate a static json file with the posts by tag. _plugin/tagsToJson.rb

How to use it

Just add the following block where you want to add the list of post. The block receive n arguments being the tags you want to filter by.

{% getPostsByTag 'node', 'ionic' %}{% endgetPostsByTag %}

Credits

Thank you contributors!

Gitbook Plugin Platanus Blog is maintained by platanus.

License

La Guia is © 2016 platanus, spa. It is free software and may be redistributed under the terms specified in the LICENSE file.