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To avoid having duplicate titles in the feed.

For clean separation of concerns, it could be nice to decouple the content from the site generation code, in so we could just put .ter/ and docs/ subdirectories into a repository, and have that handled by the ter CLI.

In a further step, one could also consider to decouple the presentation layer ("theme") from the site generator.

How could these separations achieved, and which good examples are known from Deno land, where this works well?

As you can see from the screenshot below:

It should be displayed as one whole line and line break if needed

The icon data:;base64,iVBORw0KGgo= is not displayed in Firefox.

Opening it just shows nothing.

2022-02-22-page-title.md: 2022-02-22 should be used for page date if no date key is defined in frontmatter.

/feed.xml, /blog/feed.xml, etc

render and serve 404.md from content directory, if it exists

Either automatically read .ter/views/footer.eta or add a config option like https://github.com/AnzenKodo/dblog#configuration

The page

• https://the.compost.place/compost/

displays as

in Signal. Which led me to the discovery of:

The syntax highlighting marks the redundant $ character in blue.

Is there a possibility for Ter to be translated to other languages? I can try to translate it to Portuguese, if at all possible.

This is an awesome project!

I am wondering whether it is possible to add Katex support.

After some research, I found out it may be done through changing the marker renderer markedjs/marked#1538 (comment).
Now I am stuck on finding a katex binding on deno for translating const katex = require('katex').

I am not familiar with deno. Any help will be appreciated :)

If I name my folder in Vietnamese, I'd build two different folder . For example, "Việt Nam" would be "Viet-Nam" and the original name. However, the index web page will link to the url point at "Viet-Nam" folder while "Việt Nam" folder is where all content are built . Accessing url at "Việt Nam" return 404 even if that folder exist

Would be cool to have some syntax highlighting out of the box matching the whole theme.

When considering to visit a link, sometimes the mouse curser hovers above it for longer than one, one-and-a-half seconds.

As the consideration of the user continues, there could be a visual response that fades-in a page preview card.

This way the user might receive more useful information to decide, if it is worth visiting that page.

When running from the default Deno version installed by the setup-deno action, the deploy action fails with:

error: The source code is invalid, as it does not match the expected hash in the lock file.
  Specifier: https://esm.sh/[email protected]/jsx-runtime
  Lock file: /home/runner/work/trg/trg/deno.lock
Error: Process completed with exit code 10.

as seen in

• https://github.com/kkga/ter/actions/runs/5376914498/jobs/9754708635#step:4:163

Pinning Deno in the workflow run to the latest available version, which was working locally, helped to mitigate the issue in my fork.

       - name: Setup Deno
-        uses: denoland/[email protected]
+        uses: denoland/setup-deno@v1
+        with:
+          deno-version: "1.34.3"

Reference:

• https://github.com/almereyda/trg/blob/1a9346396915caf607b54b758c2e90125660eea8/.github/workflows/deno-deploy.yml#L21-L24

e.g. hidden: true in frontmatter. Lets you have unlisted pages that are not indexed.
Needs to render the pages, but remove from index lists.

I have something like this (with toc: true):

## [link](https://example.com)

And the HTML result ends up being something like <h2><a>[link](...)</a></h2> instead of <h2><a>link</a></h2>. I wish it would unwrap the markdown link.

Currently, pages are sorted by date. Can you add an option to set it to sort by page name?

Hello, is there any problem with the generation of the rss feed? It keeps showing my this: XML Parsing Error: mismatched tag. Expected: .
Could it be an error on my config?

The site (https://ter.deno.dev/) looks really good 😍.
Especially the font choices.

I was also thinking of making something similar to this, but since this one exists, I'll be using this instead. Thanks.

Clicking a link can sometimes make me leave the page, when I just wanted to explore the site.

Would it be possible to find a non-intrusive, conventional indicator for differentiating internal and external links?

I'm getting

wiki (main) » deno run -A --unstable https://deno.land/x/ter/main.ts                                                                                                                                   ~/Sites/wiki
error: Uncaught SyntaxError: The requested module 'https://esm.sh/@twind/[email protected]/colors' does not provide an export named 'mauve'
  mauve as neutral,
  ^
    at <anonymous> (https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/deps.ts:69:3)

Hi!
Can you implement sitemap to this project? I'm not familiar with Deno so I don't know how.
Thank you!