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@yubisaki/vuepress-plugin-blog

v0.1.8

Published

blog support plugin for vuepress theme yubisaki

Readme

@yubisaki/vuepress-plugin-blog

Install

npm i @yubisaki/vuepress-plugin-blog

Usage

module.exports = {
  plugins: ['@yubisaki/blog']
}

Options

pageEnhancers

  • Type: Array

  • default: []

This option is the extend enhancers for extendPageData

tagUrl

  • Type: string

  • default: /tag/

This option is the path which page show the tags or the posts of a specific tag

categoryUrl

  • Type: string

  • default: /category/

This option is the path which page show the categories or the posts of a specific category

example

module.exports = {
  plugins: ['@yubisaki/blog', {
    pageEnhancers,
    tagUrl,
    categoryUrl
  }]
}

What can you get?

extendMarkdown

Vue.computed.$tags/Vue.computed.$categories

  • length: The length of all the tags

  • map: Object of tags

  • list: Array of tags data

[{ name, path, pages }]
  • name: The tag name, such as React, Redux
  • path: The path which page show the posts of a specific tag, for example xxx.blog/tag/react will show the posts(the pages field) which tag is react
  • pages: The posts which the tag field contains

Vue.computed.$tag/Vue.computed.$category

This value is a item of Vue.computed.$tags.list which the name field equals to this.$route.meta.tagName

The Layout maybe your theme should support

  • Tags: This layout is used to show the tags page, such as xxx.blog/tag/

  • Tag: This layout is used to show the posts which tag equals to tag url, for example xxx.blog/tag/react will show the posts which tag is react

  • Categories: As same as the Tags layout

  • Category: As same as the Tag layout