Introduce a recently completed plugin, which publishes some of Joplin's notes as a web blog. It is based on the previous mark-magic implementation but only requires a Joplin and GitHub account, without the need to use any command line. Download jpl [image] Release Joplin Publisher · rxliuli/joplin-utils Publish Joplin notes to GitHub and automate build deployment through GitHub Actions. Document Introduction for details. Introduction Publish Joplin notes to GitHub and automate build deployment through GitHub Actions. Usage GitHub If you haven't already, register for a GitHub account. Use the template project joplin-blog-template as a template to create a new repository named .github.io[image] [image] [image] Modify Settings > Pages > Build and deployment, select GitHub Actions [image] Create a GitHub token, at least select content and .github.io repository permissions, copy the token after creation [image] Joplin Install the plugin Open Joplin > Settings > Plugins > Publisher, and set GitHub token/username/repo respectively [image] Select a note and add the blog tag [image] Click Tools > Publish to GitHub to publish [image] Wait for two minutes, then you can go to .github.io to see your published note. [image] You can continue to add the blog tag to notes you want to publish and rerun Publish to GitHub to update the notes on the website.

Since the rendering is done using Hexo, you can configure it in the forked GitHub repository. The current theme in use is Fluid, and you can also modify the corresponding theme configuration. For example, to change the title of the site, you can modify the title in _config.yml. [image] If you want to update the background image of the homepage, you can modify index.banner_img in _config.fluid.yml. [image] References: Hexo Documentation: https://hexo.io/ Fluid theme documentation: https://hexo.fluid-dev.com/docs/en/guide/

Thanks for this plugin! I've been looking for an easy way to seamlessly integrate my notes into a blog. I managed to get the site running, following your instructions. However, I can't figure out how I can edit the theme config file because _config.fluid.yml as shown in your screenshot does not exist anywhere in my repository. I've tried manually creating a new _config.fluid.yml and copying over the contents as per theme documentation, but this only results in a blank page and a couple of permission related errors (see my screeshot). Sorry, if I'm missing something obvious, I have no experience with git/github. Any help would be greatly appreciated. [joplin-publisher-error]

Could you please share your GitHub repository address? I will go check it out.

I fear I might've screwed with things I didn't understand properly, so I created a new repo. Still having the same issue though: https://github.com/jamie-bear/jamie-bear.github.io Thanks you for your effort!

The problem just resolved itself, actually. I recreated _config.fluid.yml from the source / theme doc and now it seems to work just fine. I must've made a mistake when I originally copied & saved the code for _config.fluid.yml and accidentally carried that over to the new repo. So, I guess it was user error (as usual) :person_facepalming:t4:

As I understand it right now, you need to create _config.fluid.yml manually in the main directory and copy this code as referenced in the theme documentation : If your Hexo version >= 5.0.0(hexo -v), please create _config.fluid.yml in the blog directory and copy the content of our theme's_config.yml into it. This wasn't specified in the plugin instructions, but it worked for me.

Thank you . I will try it later. I'm testing this method compare with the Pages Publisher Plugin. I'm contemplating if I can switch to a more streamlined Hexo theme, yet not as rudimentary as the default theme offered by Pages Publisher. Since I am currently using a Hugo blog, I don't want to make the excerpts from Joplin notes appear as formal as a serious blog.

[image] hyruo: How to custom the fluid theme , I can't see the _config.fluid.yml file. @jamiebear @hyruo Sorry, my mistake, I didn't copy the default configuration file _config.fluid.yml. But I just fixed it. If you re-fork the repository or merge the upstream updates, this configuration file will appear! joplin-utils/joplin-blog-template/blob/main/_config.fluid.yml #--------------------------- # Hexo Theme Fluid # Author: Fluid-dev # Github: https://github.com/fluid-dev/hexo-theme-fluid # # 配置指南: https://hexo.fluid-dev.com/docs/guide/ # 你可以从指南中获得更详细的说明 # # Guide: https://hexo.fluid-dev.com/docs/en/guide/ # You can get more detailed help from the guide #--------------------------- #--------------------------- # 全局 # Global #--------------------------- # 用于浏览器标签的图标 # Icon for browser tab This file has been truncated. show original

Well done! This is by far the quickest and most convenient method I've seen for publishing a Hexo blog. After trying this method, I immediately used another Hexo theme to set up a notes website. Thank you for your work! Additionally, I referenced your plugin documentation to write a blog post introducing this plugin. [Hexo site created by this plugin]

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How to custom the fluid theme , I can't see the _config.fluid.yml file.

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