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Doing same thing here, all notes are in markdown and stored in a git, then I use mkdocs to generate them for html view. the pros is that mkdocs can generate htm
by ausjke 10y ago
Doing same thing here, all notes are in markdown and stored in a git, then I use mkdocs to generate them for html view. the pros is that mkdocs can generate htmls without any special requirements(just run it on all your markdown files recursively, unlike jekyll hugo etc requires you set something first), however mkdocs has some issues on its theme, still looking for the best and simplest way to present a markdown cluster.
for the moment I use drupal's book module to take notes, it's hard to "extract" them and the support for markdown is not the best I expected.
I wish there is a CMS that can render flat markdown files ..
- wjdp 10y agoWhat features from a CMS would you want? Web editor: Github edit button, prose.io?
- ausjke 10y agobasically a drupal book module like function with user authentication, markdown first, flat-file(no database) support. that way I can import/export markdown files easily and can render them into browsers for viewing on the web with CMS-like protection, no such thing exist anywhere as far as I know.
- wjdp 10y agoI'd still always recommend a text editor on your device. In my static setup I use gulp, calling gulp deploy builds the entire site and rsync's it to a server (password protected and all that) Though if you really want a web ui have a look at Jekyll's new admin ui (google summer of code project). Caddy (a golang web server) has a Hugo add-on that has a web ui. Lastly github and prose.io is pretty good.