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Informations about the package blog

Blog

Overview

harentius/blog is a minimalistic blogging engine.
It is designed to use Markdown files for content and transform them into blog posts.
The directory structure represents a categories tree.

It consists of the following parts:

Symfony application (src/BlogBundle)

It is used to store and display blog posts. Provides an API to manage blog and a UI to display it. It is also available as a standalone Symfony bundle harentius/blog-bundle, which is a subsplit of this engine.

Markdown renderer and publisher (src/publisher)

Renders markdown and publish it in a blogging application.

Installation

Requirements: docker, make, nodejs (for publisher)

  1. Clone the repository

  2. Start containers and do initial setup

  3. Build a DB schema

  4. Install npm modules for publisher

  5. The blog application should be available on the address http://localhost:8080

Mentioned steps run required containers and mounts source folder and can be used for development and experimenting. For more check support/examples configs for more production-ready setup.

Usage

  1. Generate API token

  2. Create a blog post It is an markdown file with the following structure:

The publisher also supports images and other files, including the cover file. They should be stored in the directory with the same name as the blog, but without ".md". For example:

  1. Publish the blog post

Development

Build docker images

Publish to dockerhub

Publish to BlogBundle to blog-bundle repository

All versions of blog with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >=5.6
doctrine/orm Version ^2.5
harentius/blog-bundle Version ~3.0
incenteev/composer-parameter-handler Version ^2.0
sensio/distribution-bundle Version ^5.0.19
sensio/framework-extra-bundle Version ^3.0.2
sonata-project/translation-bundle Version ~2.2
symfony/monolog-bundle Version ^3.1.0
symfony/polyfill-apcu Version ^1.0
symfony/swiftmailer-bundle Version ^2.3.10
symfony/symfony Version 3.3.*
twig/twig Version ^1.0||^2.0
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