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hexo-auto-issue

v1.0.4

Published

hexo plugin auto publish post to issue

Downloads

28

Readme

hexo-auto-issue

NPM version

中文

hexo plug auto publish articles to github issue.

features

  • get github token from environment variable GITHUB_TOKEN or root _config.yml
  • auto build gitalk id for labels
  • title, body, labels template enabled
  • custom skip article published to github issue
  • sort enabled

Installation

npm i hexo-auto-issue -S

Options

Add or modify the following sections to you root _config.yml file

auto-issue:
  owner: buxuku # your github owner
  repo: github-api # your github repo
  auth: xxxx # github token
  userAgent: hexo-auto-iissue # custom userAgent
  sort_by: date # data|updated default: data
  withGitalk: true # if true, will auto build a gitalk id labels. default: false
  delay: 2000 # delay time for each publish to prevent being judged as a robot. default: 2000 milliseconds
  template:
    title: {{title}} - buxuku's blog  # issue title template default: {{title}}
    body: |- # issue body template. default: {{ _content }}
      {{title}}
      {{_content}}
      this is test footer.
    labels: |- # issue labels template. default: {{ tags.data|join(',', 'name') }},{{ categories.data|join(',', 'name') }}
      {{ tags.data|join(',', 'name') }},{{ categories.data|join(',', 'name') }}

Usage

The skipIssue parameter in ths post Front-matter will be used to filter this post publish to github issue;

---
title: Hello World
date: 2021/1/17 20:46:25
skipIssue: true
---

run hexo issue, then this plug will publish or update your post to github issue;

important

  • if you set withGitalk is true, this plug will auto build gitalkId and add it to issue labels. And use it next time to judge whether the article has been published.

    It can also help you automatically initializing gitalk

    if false, this plug can only judge whether it has been published by the title.

  • the title, body, labels template is used the nunjucks template engine, so you can use the nunjucks template syntax. If you want to use multi-line text in the _config.yml, you can use |, |+, |-. read more YAML Spec 1.2 *

  • you can not delete the issue by api. so you should create a new repo for test.

  • you should generate a github token for this plug. generate new token. if you use this plug by a travis ci, you should not put your token anywhere in your repo. you should export it as a environment variable, like export GITHUB_TOKEN=xxx;

    if you use a travis ci (.com), you can add a secret environment variable like this:

brew install travis
travis login --pro --github-token xxxx 
travis encrypt --pro GITHUB_TOKEN="xxx" --add

read more

encryption-keys/

License

MIT