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Now with Svbtle Like Menu

You can try it out here like http://oyanglul.us/user/githubname to see how your blog will looks like.

git clone https://github.com/<github username>/blogist.git
cd blogist

sh install.sh

then you will get prompt about how to setup your blogist, alternatively you can download my setting and make change to it.

you’ll have to input the following:(* required)

• github_name*: your github username ❗IMPORTANT
• homepage*: your blog url, with “https?:\"
• ghpage_repo: [repo url] you copy before [:exclamation:IMPORTANT: use https link, not ssh!]
• author_name: optional, by default your git config user.name
• blog_title: title of your blog
• description:description of your blog
• theme: choose your blog theme, by default flatly, or anythin you like from here http://bootswatch.com/
• branch: default master, or gh-pages if you like.
• disqus_name: disqus short name
• google_analytics: google analytics code
• about_gist: the gist hash of your about page

after you complete the config, a settings.json will be generated. if you want to change the settings later, just modify this file.

alternatively, you may copy my settings.json file change things to yours, and put it in config/. then run `sh install.sh`

open https://travis-ci.org/profile and find your repo

toggle on ❗

then go grab a cup of coffee, you’ll see the repo show up in travis when back.

git add config/settings.json
git commit -am "init config"
git push origin master

then wait for the ci pass.

visit one article like http://oyanglul.us/#/gist/10696702/Learn%20julia%20in%20Y%20Minutes and remove the #, if it’s not 404 page, congrat:sparkles:

• go to the your repo’s travis
• open inspector goto network tab
• click rebuild
• right click the rebuild url and select “Copy as Curl”
• open https://addons.heroku.com/marketplace/scheduler
• add this addon to any of your heroku app. then open https://scheduler.heroku.com/dashboard.
• click add job then paste the curl you just copied.
• set the frequency as often as you like to cache your blogist for seo.

feel free posting issues here https://github.com/blogist/blogist/issues