Jekyll: support HTML formatted posts #507
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I've reviewed the code enough now to see how this might be done. I'll take a swing at it now. |
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HTML posts are detected using an ".html" file extension. Before, the entire contents of Jekyll posts was referred to as "Markdown". This was not completely accurate, as it is a combination of "front matter" plus Markdown. And this not accurate at all ilf the file content was actually html. Now, we use "fileContents" to refer to the whole file. Before, the front matter was being parsed twice, once during metadata processing and a second time for "markdown" processing. Now, frontmatter only gets processed ones, which should be a small speed-up. Before, "process-content.js" was almost exclusively updating HTML and not any other type of content. Now that HTML support has been added, that's the only thing that it does, so it renamed "process-html.js" to be more clear. I'm not sure if Jekyll supports multiple extensions for HTML files like it does for Markdown files. Here only support for ".html" is added. If an unknown file type is detected, an error will be thrown. Fixes TryGhost#507
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HTML posts are detected using an ".html" file extension. Before, the entire contents of Jekyll posts was referred to as "Markdown". This was not completely accurate, as it is a combination of "front matter" plus Markdown. And this not accurate at all ilf the file content was actually html. Now, we use "fileContents" to refer to the whole file. Before, the front matter was being parsed twice, once during metadata processing and a second time for "markdown" processing. Now, frontmatter only gets processed ones, which should be a small speed-up. Before, "process-content.js" was almost exclusively updating HTML and not any other type of content. Now that HTML support has been added, that's the only thing that it does, so it renamed "process-html.js" to be more clear. I'm not sure if Jekyll supports multiple extensions for HTML files like it does for Markdown files. Here only support for ".html" is added. If an unknown file type is detected, an error will be thrown. Fixes TryGhost#507
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In addition to Markdown, Jekyll also supports posts in HTML format (official reference: https://jekyllrb.com/docs/posts/#the-posts-folder ).
It would great if this tool could import those as well.
Thanks!
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