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Anthonny | 9 years ago | on: HubPress.io: A web application to build your blog on GitHub

Thank you so much type0 for this thread

Anthonny | 9 years ago | on: HubPress.io: A web application to build your blog on GitHub

I am working on a gitlab plugin, i hope to publish it soon

Anthonny | 9 years ago | on: HubPress.io: A web application to build your blog on GitHub

There is a typo in your config.json, i made a comment on the commit

Anthonny | 9 years ago | on: HubPress.io: A web application to build your blog on GitHub

Yes, HubPress is theme-included and the theme engine is the Ghost.io one.

As Ghost is MIT, my idea was to use the same engine, so it's easy to build a new theme or add an existing ghost theme in HubPress

Anthonny | 9 years ago | on: HubPress.io: A web application to build your blog on GitHub

All the sources are on the repository dev.hubpress.io on the branch development.

Each commit build the minified version on the branch master and gh-pages. If you want to see how work authentication, you can also have a look to the repository hubpress-plugin-github

Anthonny | 9 years ago | on: HubPress.io: A web application to build your blog on GitHub

Thank you, i will fix this video soon

Anthonny | 9 years ago | on: HubPress.io: A web application to build your blog on GitHub

Yes the youtube video is really frustrating and i will change that.

Thank you for the suggestion about adding blog example ;)

Anthonny | 9 years ago | on: HubPress.io: A web application to build your blog on GitHub

Thank you so much for all your advices, i will apply them asap :)

Anthonny | 9 years ago | on: HubPress.io: A web application to build your blog on GitHub

Hi, I'm Anthonny, the creator of HubPress, give me the url of your github account to check if all is allright. You just have to go to this url: <url_of_your_github_pages_site>/hubpress, log in and then you can start to write

Feel free to join our slack if you need support or if you just want to talk :) https://hubpressio-slack.herokuapp.com/

Anthonny | 11 years ago | on: HubPress – A web application to build your Blog on GitHub

That's right, your credentials are send to GitHub, then a personal token is generate through the GitHub API, and its use for each futur call

Anthonny | 11 years ago | on: HubPress – A web application to build your Blog on GitHub

You are right, it is more a preview than a demo, i'll change that. Thank you

Anthonny | 11 years ago | on: HubPress – A web application to build your Blog on GitHub

2-factor is not implemented in the preview, but i will work on it asap.

You can create a other github account and give him access to write on your repository, it's a kind of workaround if you want to keep the 2-fact auth on your main account

Anthonny | 11 years ago | on: HubPress – A web application to build your Blog on GitHub

There is an issue for 404 on the map files but in your case it's not the problem.

In your config file you must set the repositoryName to blog (I added a comment on your commit)

Sorry i did not see it before.

Anthonny | 11 years ago | on: HubPress – A web application to build your Blog on GitHub

That's right, credentials are send to the API, then we generate a personal token (you can see it in your settings).

I will push sources at the end of the month or in the first half of march.

Anthonny | 11 years ago | on: HubPress – A web application to build your Blog on GitHub

I had a look to your configuration, it seems to be good. Are you still blocked ?

Anthonny | 11 years ago | on: HubPress – A web application to build your Blog on GitHub

My point of view is that asciidoc is really powerful and underused, that's why i focused on it.

However, HubPress is powered by Asciidoctor (http://asciidoctor.org) which provide a compatibilty with Markdown : http://asciidoctor.org/docs/asciidoc-syntax-quick-reference/...

Anthonny | 11 years ago | on: HubPress – A web application to build your Blog on GitHub

Hi, i'm the creator of HubPress, to log in the app, you need to update your config file :

https://github.com/msravi/msravi.github.io/blob/master/hubpr...

In your case :

{ "meta": { "username": "msravi", "repositoryName": "msravi.github.io", "branch": "master" }, "theme": { "name": "Casper" } }