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Website v0.1: basic website publishing current markdown content #4

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rufuspollock opened this issue Aug 17, 2021 · 1 comment
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rufuspollock commented Aug 17, 2021

Current just markdown in git repo. Would like to publish this properly plus we need that for better rendering etc.

Suggested url: climate.lifeitself.us

Acceptance

  • Site is live at climate.lifeitself.us
  • Auto-publishes all markdown starting from root directory and ignoring "site" directory

Tasks

  • Basic next.js site based on the markdown
    • check if templates out there we can use Checked. https://github.com/timlrx/tailwind-nextjs-starter-blog looks good but over-complex for our needs. Let's start from scratch (and our existing efforts)
    • Install skeleton with tailwind
    • Add Markdown/MDX support
    • Implement catch-all routing
  • Deploy
    • choose between vercel or github pages DONE: github pages (no paid plan needed)
    • work out how to do on github pages
    • implement that
  • DNS
@rufuspollock rufuspollock self-assigned this Aug 17, 2021
rufuspollock added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 17, 2021
* Markdown / MDX support
* customize directories to ignore in searching for markdown (e.g. node_modules, site, .next)
* Navbar and Layout component
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FIXED.

@rufuspollock rufuspollock changed the title Website v1: basic website publishing current markdown content Website v0.1: basic website publishing current markdown content Aug 18, 2021
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