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hexo-easy-tags-plugin

v1.1.0

Published

A Hexo plugin that automatically corrects tag names.

Downloads

163

Readme

hexo-easy-tags-plugin

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A Hexo plugin that automatically corrects tag names.

Why Use This?

We can't remember the case of each tag name used previously. Foo? foo? or FOO?

If you use both Foo and foo, you will have problems.

  • Issue 1: Since the case-insensitive file system can't create both /Foo/ and /foo/ directories, one of them will not accessible.
  • Issue 2: If set filename_case: 1 option on the _config.yml, both have slugs as /foo/, but Foo and foo are different tags so only one is created under /foo/.

Solution of This Plugin

This plugin detects before used name and automatically corrects others.

For example:

post-A.md

tags:
  - Java
  - foo-bar

post-B.md

tags:
  - java
  - foo_bar

post-C.md

tags:
  - JAVA
  - foo bar

All of the above will be automatically change to

tags:
  - Java
  - foo-bar

slugs: /Java/, /foo-bar/

NOTE: Depending on the order of processing posts, the tag name can be java, Java or JAVA.

❌ Tags (before)

JAVA(1), Java(1), foo-bar(1), foo_bar(1), foo bar(1), java(1)

✅ Tags (after)

Java(3), foo-bar(3)

Installation

npm install hexo-easy-tags-plugin

Usages

Just install ths plugin, and run hexo clean && hexo g.

Options

You can add options to the _config.yml file.

# _config.yml

easy_tags_plugin:
  enable: true
  tag_name_case: 1
  sort_ignore_case: true
  • enable (default: true) - enable this plugin, or disable it.
  • tag_name_case (default: 0) - option to transform all tags name to lowercase of uppercase. 0 no transform, 1 lowercase, 2 uppercase.
  • sort_ignore_case (default: true) - if set to false, the order of the tags is case sensitive. Affects list_tags(), tagcloud() helpers.
  • action (default: correct) - if set to report, print conflicted tags and exit.

Release Notes

1.1.0

  • Add sort_ignore_case option to enable case-insensitive sort tags.

1.0.2

  • Add action option to enable reporting conflicts instead of automatic corrections (#3)
  • Handle tag_map configuration.

TODO

  • Transform tag slugs to lowercase by default. Suggest set filename_case: 1 in _config.yml.
  • Transform tag slugs using transliteration module.

License

Copyright (c) 2019 dailyrandomphoto. Licensed under the MIT license.