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hexo-generator-database

v1.2.0

Published

Extract the database of HEXO blog into JSON or XML files

Downloads

11

Readme

hexo-generator-database

Extract the database of HEXO blog into JSON or XML files

Install

$ npm install hexo-generator-database --save

Options

You can configure this plugin in your root _config.yml.

database:
  path: db.json
  fields: [post]
  variables: 
    title: true
    path: true
    date: true
    updated: true
    img: true
    sourceAuthorImg: true
    sourceAuthor: true
    display_tag_onHome: true
    wordCount: true
    charCount: true
    imgCount: true
    vidCount: true
    readTime: true
    excerpt: true
    content: true
    categories:
      name: true
      path: true
    tags:
      name: true
      path: true
    source:
      author:
        img: true
        name: true
    origin:
      url: true
      author:
        name: true
        img: true
        published: true
  • path - file path. By default is db.json.
  • fields - the generate scope you want to generate, you can include:
    • post (Default) - will only covers all the posts of your blog. (The only supported for now)
  • variables - the front-matter variables that you want to extract. (NOTE: The package will look for an array of sub items inside (categories, tags) variables)

Exclude indexing

To exclude a certain post or page from being indexed, you can simply insert indexing: false setting at the top of its front-matter, e.g.:

title: "Code Highlight"
date: "2014-03-15 20:17:16"
tags: highlight
categories: Demo
description: "A collection of Hello World applications from helloworld.org."
toc: true
indexing: false
---

Then the generated result will not contain this post or page.

Sponsor

This package is sponsored by LoreZyra, you can find him at his Website, also Github

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