HTMLy is an open source databaseless blogging platform prioritizing simplicity and speed (Flat-File Blog). And because HTMLy also manage the contents, then it can be referred as a Flat-File CMS.
HTMLy is an open source databaseless blogging platform prioritizing simplicity and speed (Flat-File Blog). And because HTMLy also manage the contents, then it can be referred as a Flat-File CMS.
You do not need to use a VPS to run HTMLy, fairly shared hosting or even a free hosting as long as those hosting already support at least PHP 5.3.
You do not need to use a VPS to run HTMLy, shared hosting or even free hosting should work as long as the host supports at least PHP 5.3.
Features
Features
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Configurations
Configurations
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Rename `config.ini.example` inside `config` folder to `config.ini` or you can create it one than change the site settings there, create `YourUsername.ini` inside `config/users` folder or simply rename the `username.ini.example`, write down your password there.
Rename `config.ini.example` inside the `config` folder to `config.ini` (or you can create a new `config/config.ini` file) then change the site settings there.
Create `YourUsername.ini` inside the `config/users` folder or simply rename the `username.ini.example` file and write down your password there:
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password = YourPassword
password = YourPassword
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role = admin
role = admin
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Admin role can edit/delete all users posts.
A user with the admin role can edit/delete all users' posts.
You can login to admin panel at `www.example.com/login`.
You can login to admin panel at `www.example.com/login`.
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Both Online or Offline
Both Online or Offline
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In addition by using the built-in editor in the admin panel, you can also write it offline and then upload them into`content/username/blog` folder (the username must match with `YourUsername.ini` above).
In addition by using the built-in editor in the admin panel, you can also write markdown files offline and then upload them (see naming convention below) into the`content/username/blog` folder (the `username` must match `YourUsername.ini` above).
For static pages you can upload it to `content/static` folder.
For static pages you can upload it to the `content/static` folder.
File Naming Convention
File Naming Convention
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Here's the explanation (separated by an underscore):
Here's the explanation (separated by an underscore):
- `2014-01-31-12-56-40` is the published date. The date format is `yyyy-mm-dd-hh-mm-ss`
- `2014-01-31-12-56-40` is the published date. The date format is `yyyy-mm-dd-hh-mm-ss`
- `tag1,tag2,tag3`is the tag, separated by comma
- `tag1,tag2,tag3`are the tags, separated by commas
- `databaseless-blogging-platform-flat-file-blog` is the URL
- `databaseless-blogging-platform-flat-file-blog` is the URL
For static pages, we use the following format:
For static pages, we use the following format:
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That means the URL is `about`.
That means the URL is `about`.
So if you write it offline then you must naming the .md file as above.
So if you write it offline then you must name the .md file as above.
For static sub pages, we use the following format:
For static sub pages, we use the following format:
Kanti
11 years ago