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Most boring, if you have a look at all this useless amateur blogs, is their first post about their fancy and mostly unecessary complex setup of their blogs / phlogs / gemlogs, or however they call their opus novum.
So - lets follow this stupid tradition, as today I tried finally to set up a kind of blog in emacs utilizing org-mode. I love [emacs] and [org-mode] - so, using them for blogging is quite a natural choice. Not an outstanding path to go, as many nerds have a similar setup.
The kind of challenge - I want to publish my great blog with dubious content on at least the following channels:
Happily - I found a back-end for orgmode, that (should) be capable of publishing to gemtext: [ox-gemini].
If you are aware of gemtext, you'll probably agree, that this is quite a thing, because of the difference (not saying limitations) of gemtext compared to org structure or rather html.
Setting this up was quite simple - just adding a publishing-function to the alist org-publish-project-alist, f.e.:
;;... excerpt out of my org-publish-project-alist:
("blog-main-gemini"
:base-directory "~/org/blog/src/"
:base-extension "org"
:publishing-directory "~/org/blog/publish-gmi/"
:recursive t
:publishing-function (org-gemini-publish-to-gemini)
:headline-levels 3 ; reduced to 2, as gemtext is limited to #, ## and ###
:auto-preamble nil
:with-toc nil)
;;...
ox-gemini deals quite well with links, during the text an anchor is shown in square brackets, and at the end of the section actual gemtext-links are placed.
The only improvements I would like to have, f.e. if there is just one link in a line, or already an enumeration, that actual gemlinks would be generated. AND - support of footnotes.
taingrams post about blogging in org-mode
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