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'''Nikola''' is a static site generator, written in Python. It natively supports RestructuredText or Markdown, and it is also possible to write with orgmode thanks to a plugin. | '''Nikola''' is a static site generator, written in Python. It natively supports RestructuredText or Markdown, and it is also possible to write with orgmode thanks to a plugin. | ||
| − | Once you have [http://getnikola.com/ setup your Nikola site], install the plugin with | + | = Nikola.el = |
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| + | [https://git.daemons.cf/drymer/nikola.el Nikola.el] is a wrapper around Nikola commands, allowing to create posts, run or publish your site from emacs. | ||
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| + | To write with org-mode, we still need org2nikola (see below). | ||
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| + | = Install nikola's org plugin = | ||
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| + | Once you have [http://getnikola.com/ setup your Nikola site], install the plugin with | ||
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| + | nikola plugin -i orgmode | ||
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| + | and add this in your config.py: | ||
# Add the orgmode compiler to your COMPILERS dict. | # Add the orgmode compiler to your COMPILERS dict. | ||
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POSTS = POSTS + (("posts/*.org", "posts", "post.tmpl"),) | POSTS = POSTS + (("posts/*.org", "posts", "post.tmpl"),) | ||
PAGES = PAGES + (("stories/*.org", "posts", "post.tmpl"),) | PAGES = PAGES + (("stories/*.org", "posts", "post.tmpl"),) | ||
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| + | = Blog from orgmode = | ||
Now add Nikola's header in a comment block at the top of your new post: | Now add Nikola's header in a comment block at the top of your new post: | ||
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You can now write a blog post using orgmode and Nikola. | You can now write a blog post using orgmode and Nikola. | ||
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| + | = Leverage the work with org2nikola = | ||
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| + | '''org2nikola''' ([https://github.com/redguardtoo/org2nikola github]) is a little package (much inspired by [[org2blog]]) that allows to post a subtree from within your org file. | ||
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| + | Install it with packages.el (via [[MELPA]]), put the cursor in the subtree you want to publish and call '''M-x org2nikola-export-subtree'''. It is the only command currently available. A drawback is that it publishes the post as html with a ".wp" extension, not in the org format (which is good for people coming from wordpress). | ||
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| + | Other utilities are [https://gitlab.com/emacs-stuff/my-elisp/blob/master/nikola.el in development]. The command {{Command|nikola-post-subtree}} will ask for missing properties and publish the post, keeping the org format. You also have {{Command|nikola-set-post-properties}} to interactively set the required properties (title, description, date, tags). | ||
[[Category:Blog]] | [[Category:Blog]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:50, 21 February 2017
Nikola is a static site generator, written in Python. It natively supports RestructuredText or Markdown, and it is also possible to write with orgmode thanks to a plugin.
Nikola.el
Nikola.el is a wrapper around Nikola commands, allowing to create posts, run or publish your site from emacs.
To write with org-mode, we still need org2nikola (see below).
Install nikola's org plugin
Once you have setup your Nikola site, install the plugin with
nikola plugin -i orgmode
and add this in your config.py:
# Add the orgmode compiler to your COMPILERS dict.
COMPILERS["orgmode"] = ('.org',)
# Add org files to your POSTS, PAGES
POSTS = POSTS + (("posts/*.org", "posts", "post.tmpl"),)
PAGES = PAGES + (("stories/*.org", "posts", "post.tmpl"),)
Blog from orgmode
Now add Nikola's header in a comment block at the top of your new post:
#+BEGIN_COMMENT .. title: a title .. slug: a-title .. date: 2014-08-07 10:57:15 UTC-04:00 .. tags: one, two .. link: .. description: .. type: text #+END_COMMENT
You can now write a blog post using orgmode and Nikola.
Leverage the work with org2nikola
org2nikola (github) is a little package (much inspired by org2blog) that allows to post a subtree from within your org file.
Install it with packages.el (via MELPA), put the cursor in the subtree you want to publish and call M-x org2nikola-export-subtree. It is the only command currently available. A drawback is that it publishes the post as html with a ".wp" extension, not in the org format (which is good for people coming from wordpress).
Other utilities are in development. The command M-x nikola-post-subtree will ask for missing properties and publish the post, keeping the org format. You also have M-x nikola-set-post-properties to interactively set the required properties (title, description, date, tags).