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@@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ A single Bash script to create blogs.
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I created it because I wanted a very, very simple way to post entries to a blog by using a public folder on my server, without any special requirements and dependencies. Works on GNU/Linux, OSX and BSD.
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+*How simple? Just type `./bb.sh post` and start writing your blogpost.*
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You can see it live here: [read the initial blog post](https://web.archive.org/web/20130520204024/http://mmb.pcb.ub.es/~carlesfe/blog/creating-a-simple-blog-system-with-a-500-line-bash-script.html). That page was 100% generated using bashblog, no additional tweaking.
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[](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cfenollosa/bashblog/gh-pages/images/demo.png)
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@@ -47,6 +49,7 @@ Features
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- Support for tags/categories
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- Support for Markdown, Disqus comments, Twitter, Feedburner, Google Analytics.
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- GNU/Linux, BSD and OSX compatible out of the box (no need for GNU `coreutils` on a Mac)
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+- The project isn't abandoned as of 2014. New features and bugfixes added regularly.
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- Everything stored in a single 700-line bash script, how cool is that?! ;)
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@@ -59,7 +62,7 @@ want to change the default titles, author names, etc, to match your own.
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There are two ways to configure the blog strings:
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- Edit `bb.sh` and modify the variables in the `global_variables()` function
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-- Create a `.config` file with your configuration values (useful if you don't want to touch the script)
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+- Create a `.config` file with your configuration values -- useful if you don't want to touch the script and be able to update it regularly with git
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The software will load the values in the script first, then overwrite them with the values in the `.config` file.
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This means that you don't need to define all variables in the config file, only those which you need to override
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Carlos Fenollosa