[Feature request]Make all article pages appear on the home page

[qcyblm]

Feature request

Description

Please support the archive all articles page on the page, which is fixed in the main page, as shown below:

Proposed Solution

When Frontmatter is set to top:1, 2, 3, it displays more content at the top, otherwise it displays less content and sorts articles based on upload time.

[Mister-Hope]

I think you are using a third party theme, please ahead to its own repo for help.

[qcyblm]

I think you are using a third party theme, please ahead to its own repo for help.

I use the default theme for secondary development (vuepress v2), and the screenshot uses the third-party theme (vuepress v1), and I want to inject that theme feature into the vuepress v2 default theme.

[Mister-Hope]

Let me explain more carefully:

• VuePress V1 never ever support the feature you describe in its repo, your third partry V1 theme implement by it’s own, with or without @vuepress/plugin-blog
• V2 may have plans to support blog plugin, but it have poor priority, and even with no timetable.
• the default theme is targeting documentation, so probably do not need “an article list”

So:

• If your V1 theme implement this feature by its own. Please ask it support V2, that’s not VuePress official’s job
• If your V1 theme implement this feature by plugin blog, please track [Feature request] Support vuepress-plugin-blog #54 and wait patiently
• If you have trouble implement it in V2, as siteConfig.pages Is removed for scalability consideration , a related PR has already been raised by me at feat(core): support meta in router #504 . Please wait for it.

[Mister-Hope]

There is probably nothing to do with this issue

[qcyblm]

#72 Discussions, may find the answer

[xcyeye]

#72 Discussions, may find the answer

The author has answered this question in the discussion above, if you need all the data of the site, you need to implement it yourself #72

add the following content in config.js

onPrepared: async (app) => { const myData = app.pages.map((page) => { return page; }); await app.writeTemp( "my-data.js", export default ${JSON.stringify(myData)} ); },

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