| 1 | # An Inkpad.io-based Blog Generator
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| 3 | [Ideas and future plans](https://www.inkpad.io/dpOnvOCG0r)
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| 6 | ## Install
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| 8 | npm install -g inkpad-blog
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| 11 | ## Generate [a sample blog](https://www.inkpad.io/2dFtYP8H76):
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| 13 | inkpad-blog --id 2dFtYP8H76
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| 15 | The generated static files output is now in `_build` and can be copied over to your nginx or push to Github Pages or just something that can serve static html files.
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| 18 | ## Render 5 blog posts per page (default 3)
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| 20 | inkpad-blog --id 2dFtYP8H76 --per-page 5
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| 23 | ## Custom Themes
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| 25 | mkdir ~/my-inkpad-blog-theme
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| 26 | cp templates/* ~/my-inkpad-blog-theme/
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| 27 | inkpad-blog --id 2dFtYP8H76 --templates-path ~/my-inkpad-blog-theme/
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| 29 | `Note` All files placed in a folder called `public` within the template-path will be copied over, preserving their path and name. This helps with JS, CSS,
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| 30 | images, CNAME, and other asset files that are required by your theme.
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