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create-markdown-sync

v0.2.0

Published

Create a markdown-sync site with a single command

Downloads

128

Readme

create-markdown-sync

Create a markdown-sync site with a single command.

Quick Start

npx create-markdown-sync my-site

This interactive CLI will:

  1. Clone the markdown-sync framework
  2. Walk through configuration (site name, URL, features, etc.)
  3. Install dependencies
  4. Set up Convex backend
  5. Run initial content sync
  6. Open your site in the browser

Usage

# Create a new project
npx create-markdown-sync my-blog

# Overwrite existing directory
npx create-markdown-sync my-blog --force

# Skip Convex setup (configure later)
npx create-markdown-sync my-blog --skip-convex

# Don't open browser after setup
npx create-markdown-sync my-blog --skip-open

What You Get

A fully configured markdown-sync site with:

  • Real-time content sync via Convex
  • Markdown-based blog posts and pages
  • Full-text and semantic search
  • RSS feeds and sitemap
  • AI integrations (Claude, GPT-4, Gemini)
  • Newsletter subscriptions (via AgentMail)
  • MCP server for AI tool integration
  • Dashboard for content management
  • Convex self-hosting (default) or Netlify deployment

Default Architecture

  • Auth: @robelest/convex-auth with GitHub OAuth
  • Hosting: Convex self-hosting via @convex-dev/self-hosting
  • Media: Direct Convex storage

Legacy options (WorkOS auth, Netlify hosting, ConvexFS/R2 media) are available during setup.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18 or higher
  • npm, yarn, pnpm, or bun

After Setup

cd my-site
npx convex dev        # Start Convex (required first time)
npm run sync          # Sync content (in another terminal)
npm run dev           # Start dev server at localhost:5173
npm run validate:env  # Check local setup
npm run deploy        # Deploy to Convex self-hosting
npm run verify:deploy # Verify deployed endpoints

Optional Auth Setup

Authentication is deferred by default. To enable dashboard auth:

npx convex env set AUTH_GITHUB_ID "<github-oauth-app-id>"
npx convex env set AUTH_GITHUB_SECRET "<github-oauth-app-secret>"
npx convex env set DASHBOARD_ADMIN_BOOTSTRAP_KEY "<random-key>"
npx convex run authAdmin:bootstrapDashboardAdmin '{"bootstrapKey":"<key>","email":"[email protected]"}'

Documentation

Full documentation at markdown.fast/docs

License

MIT