#vitepress — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #vitepress, aggregated by home.social.
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NerdyPress v0.1.0 is out!
NerdyPress v0.1.0
https://github.com/Nerdy-Technician/NerdyPress/releases/tag/v0.1.0 -
NerdyPress v0.1.0 is out!
NerdyPress v0.1.0
https://github.com/Nerdy-Technician/NerdyPress/releases/tag/v0.1.0 -
📝 Ende von MkDocs
Python-Projekte werden häufig mit Material for MkDocs dokumentiert. Das habe ich auch lange genutzt, nach einem Streit zwischen den Entwickler:innen splittern diese sich auf in Zensical, ProperDocs, MkDocs 2. Nun muss ich mir überlegen, was ich für meine Projekte in Zukunft nutzen möchte und habe mich noch nicht abschließend entscheiden können.
Ganzer Beitrag: https://martin-ueding.de/posts/ende-von-mkdocs/
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📝 Ende von MkDocs
Python-Projekte werden häufig mit Material for MkDocs dokumentiert. Das habe ich auch lange genutzt, nach einem Streit zwischen den Entwickler:innen splittern diese sich auf in Zensical, ProperDocs, MkDocs 2. Nun muss ich mir überlegen, was ich für meine Projekte in Zukunft nutzen möchte und habe mich noch nicht abschließend entscheiden können.
Ganzer Beitrag: https://martin-ueding.de/posts/ende-von-mkdocs/
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#Development #Approaches
Framework-agnostic design systems · A practical approach to web components https://ilo.im/16d42s_____
#DesignSystems #WebComponents #Elena #VitePress #WebDesign #WebDev #Frontend #HTML #CSS #JavaScript -
#Development #Approaches
Framework-agnostic design systems · A practical approach to web components https://ilo.im/16d42s_____
#DesignSystems #WebComponents #Elena #VitePress #WebDesign #WebDev #Frontend #HTML #CSS #JavaScript -
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- #AFFiNE - Open Source alternative to #Miro
- #PostgreSQL - Used for several of these services
- #SearXNG - Anonymizing meta search engine
- Blog - My personal blog built using #VitePress -
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- #AFFiNE - Open Source alternative to #Miro
- #PostgreSQL - Used for several of these services
- #SearXNG - Anonymizing meta search engine
- Blog - My personal blog built using #VitePress -
@Larvitz @jwildeboer I just re-tooled the Ansible for my "private cloud" to use the Traefik configuration from that blog post and tested it on a VM at Hetzner. 20 minutes to a private cloud with the following components:
- #Keycloak
- #OneDev
- #Vaultwarden
- #Nextcloud AIO
- #SearXNG
- Static blog site using #VitePress
- #OpenVPNI also have a playbook to automate the backups (on and off-site)
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@Larvitz @jwildeboer I just re-tooled the Ansible for my "private cloud" to use the Traefik configuration from that blog post and tested it on a VM at Hetzner. 20 minutes to a private cloud with the following components:
- #Keycloak
- #OneDev
- #Vaultwarden
- #Nextcloud AIO
- #SearXNG
- Static blog site using #VitePress
- #OpenVPNI also have a playbook to automate the backups (on and off-site)
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I'm ditching my (long ignored) blog on blogger.com and hosting my own using #VitePress on my #Hetzner server. If you are interested, check it out here: https://blog.devenphillips.dev/ - I am in the process of blogging about my journey setting up my personal private cloud if that it of interest. #privacy #privatecloud #hosting #linux #containers #blogging
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I'm ditching my (long ignored) blog on blogger.com and hosting my own using #VitePress on my #Hetzner server. If you are interested, check it out here: https://blog.devenphillips.dev/ - I am in the process of blogging about my journey setting up my personal private cloud if that it of interest. #privacy #privatecloud #hosting #linux #containers #blogging
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#vitepress was a good help but I like my documentation websites to be available even without #javascript enabled.
I am now on a crusade to rewrite everything with
#zola + #pug + #tailwindcss
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#vitepress was a good help but I like my documentation websites to be available even without #javascript enabled.
I am now on a crusade to rewrite everything with
#zola + #pug + #tailwindcss
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Yesterday, I stumbled upon VitePress via the Dovecot documentation and I like the design. Will it be worth to migrate my existing documentations from WordPress? We’ll see … 🫣
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New article: Per-page dynamic social metas in VitePress
VitePress's `head` config can add site-wide static `<meta>`s. But I want social previews to show page-specific content. That’s more involved. Here’s my solution.
https://olets.dev/posts/per-page-dynamic-social-metas-in-vitepress
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New article: Per-page dynamic social metas in VitePress
VitePress's `head` config can add site-wide static `<meta>`s. But I want social previews to show page-specific content. That’s more involved. Here’s my solution.
https://olets.dev/posts/per-page-dynamic-social-metas-in-vitepress
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I wrote a guide to migrating VuePress sites to VitePress
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I wrote a guide to migrating VuePress sites to VitePress
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Working on the #LogTape website… #VitePress saves me again.
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Working on the #LogTape website… #VitePress saves me again.
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I added GitHub’s high contrast themes to the syntax highlighter Shiki https://github.com/shikijs/textmate-grammars-themes/issues/86. The latest version of VitePress upgrades its Shiki dependency, so its codeblocks can pass color contrast accessibility guidelines! Use `github-light-high-contrast` and/or `github-dark-high-contrast` in your VitePress config. For example
```
markdown: {
theme: {
dark: "github-dark-high-contrast",
light: "github-light-high-contrast",
},
},
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git-random is a tool I wrote to help with learning to rewrite Git history. It simplifies building commit histories, giving you something to practice on.
It was an unpublicized rough draft for years. Now I’ve polished it, added some additional features I wanted when I was learning (create multiple commits with one command; create commits which will trigger conflicts), and built a docs site with @vite VitePress
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git-random is a tool I wrote to help with learning to rewrite Git history. It simplifies building commit histories, giving you something to practice on.
It was an unpublicized rough draft for years. Now I’ve polished it, added some additional features I wanted when I was learning (create multiple commits with one command; create commits which will trigger conflicts), and built a docs site with @vite VitePress
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Finally (!) redid the docs for screeenly.
Ditched GitBook in favour of Vitepress and made the repo open source.https://docs.3.screeenly.com/
https://github.com/screeenly/docsAlso added Scalar (https://github.com/scalar/scalar) to have a beautiful Open API references "renderer”
https://docs.3.screeenly.com/reference/ -
Finally (!) redid the docs for screeenly.
Ditched GitBook in favour of Vitepress and made the repo open source.https://docs.3.screeenly.com/
https://github.com/screeenly/docsAlso added Scalar (https://github.com/scalar/scalar) to have a beautiful Open API references "renderer”
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“Trying Out Bun For Node.js Package Management”
https://www.olets.dev/posts/trying-out-bun-for-nodejs-package-management/
I used Bun as the package manager for my fluid typography Tailwind plugin’s #VitePress docs site https://tailwindcss-fluid-font-size.olets.dev/. Dependency installation was _fast_! Then I tried it on an @eleventy site. Dependency installation was _slow_, maybe because of `eleventy-image`’s sharp dependency? I’ll see how it goes on the next project.
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I'm conflicted on wether I should write a #zola theme from scratch for our companie's knowledge base and knowledge mamagement, or should i just use #vitepress which has those themes already🤔
My heart says zola but my brain says vitepress. -
I'm conflicted on wether I should write a #zola theme from scratch for our companie's knowledge base and knowledge mamagement, or should i just use #vitepress which has those themes already🤔
My heart says zola but my brain says vitepress. -
Dokumentation auf Vue.js-Basis: #VitePress erreicht Version 1.0 | Developer https://www.heise.de/news/Dokumentation-auf-Vue-js-Basis-VitePress-erreicht-Version-1-0-9665116.html #JavaScript #Webdev #Webdevelopment
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Dokumentation auf Vue.js-Basis: #VitePress erreicht Version 1.0 | Developer https://www.heise.de/news/Dokumentation-auf-Vue-js-Basis-VitePress-erreicht-Version-1-0-9665116.html #JavaScript #Webdev #Webdevelopment
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Release Timeline — визуализация GitHub релизов в вашей документации
Данное приложение было создано для красивого и удобного показа изменений во Vue 3 проекте в его документации на VitePress. После оно было сделано универсальным, и может быть подключено в любой HTML странице как Web component или микрофронтенд. Попробовать - https://vuesence.github.io/release-timeline/ . Слева вверху можно указать любой публичный репозиторий.
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The Ultri documentation site is up.
https://docs.ultri.net/
They are the same as for Izzup currently, but they'll diverge quickly as we offer more services.
So next up, Matrix or Aakoma/XMPP?
#fediverse #matrix #aakoma #xmpp #vitepress -
I'm starting to put together the documentation for Izzup.com.
https://docs.izzup.com/
Outside of the required legal docs, what subjects could use the most attention?
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@opensource is there anyone in Glasgow who might feel like helping me figure out how to deploy a #vitepress site on #GitHub #Pages?
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@opensource is there anyone in Glasgow who might feel like helping me figure out how to deploy a #vitepress site on #GitHub #Pages?
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"Generating a dynamic sitemap with #VitePress"
https://dev.to/paullaros/generating-a-dynamic-sitemap-with-vitepress-ldd -
"Generating a dynamic sitemap with #VitePress"
https://dev.to/paullaros/generating-a-dynamic-sitemap-with-vitepress-ldd -
How many 404s can you find?
Does anyone have any idea why #VitePress sometimes flips out and hydrates the page completely wrong?
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Finally, we have a new Rollup website! And it is powered by #Vitepress! https://rollupjs.org
Thank you for this great tool! Not only does this give us dark mode and a shiny new look, but this finally integrates the website into the main rollup/rollup repo. And turns the website into a first class local development tool!
Why? Because I managed to hook the Rollup browser build into Vite so that locally, the REPL runs your local Rollup with full HMR. Yes, Vite is now building Rollup in a way, now isn't that amazing…