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This blog can be built with the `pyblog` script. The `pyblog` script currently provides the following actions:
* `new_post` (aliases: `n`, `new`);
* `touch` (aliases: `t`, `tou`);
* `generate` (aliases: `g`, `gen`);
* `regenerate` (aliases: `r`, `regen`);
* `preview` (aliases: `p`, `pre`).
* `deploy` (aliases: `d`, `dep`);
* `gen_deploy` (aliases: `gd`, `gendep`);
* `edit` (aliases: `e`, `ed`).
Run `pyblog --help` for more information, and `pyblog <action> --help` for what the action does and how to perform the action.
Note that `pyblog` is incompatible with Python 2.x, and in fact only tested on Python 3.4+.
The theme of this blog is largely based on that of [mort.ninja](http://mort.ninja) by [Mort Yao](https://github.com/soimort). See [this post](https://zmwangx.github.io/blog/2015-05-05-new-blog-new-start.html) for more details.
Self-hosted Google Web Fonts are downloaded from [google-webfonts-helper](https://google-webfonts-helper.herokuapp.com/fonts), courtesy of [Mario Ranftl](http://ranf.tl/2014/12/23/self-hosting-google-web-fonts/).
## Markdown features of `pyblog`
`pyblog` uses Pandoc for Markdown processing. The HTML template is
located in [`templates/`](templates).
Beyond Pandoc's standard Markdown to HTML conversion, `pyblog`
postprocesses Pandoc-generated HTML to add a few Markdown extensions and
blogging-friendly HTML transforms.
### Markdown extensions
#### Image size
Allows specifying image size in a Markdown image construct `![]()`. The
syntax is:
where `width` and `height` are positive integers (`xheight` is
optional), and `alt` is the regular `alt` string (either plain or with
some Markdown formatting). The `alt` string, as usual, is optional.
Examples:
See `process_image_sizes` in [`pyblog`](pyblog).
### Other HTML transforms
#### Link images to originals
`img` tags are automatically converted to clickable links to their
originals (with `target="_blank"` so the original is opened in a new
tab).
See `link_img_tags` in [`pyblog`](pyblog).
#### Footnote backlinks
Pandoc Markdown has footnote support, but unfortunately doesn't support
backlinks. This transform inserts a backlink to the end of each
footnote so that readers won't get lost after finish reading a footnote.
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