The New Blog-Doc
A tiny flame in the darkness of error
In the vast landscape of Node.js apps, Blog-Doc shines as a tiny flame in the darkness of error. It is a remarkable and unique combination of a Content Management System (CMS)...
Templates
Using EJS for specific pages
You may ask yourself the reason for a third option of files since we already can create posts and pages in Markdown. Well the reason is that a template can do much more than a Mark...
Posts and Pages
Writing with Markdown
This post intends to show you how to format a Markdown file to write a post or a page.<br /> The bellow instructions are applicable if you want to create a post or a page by your...
The Markdown route
Rendering posts and pages
Under the routes folder lives the `markdownRoute.js` file, it's the most important file of the app, the heart and soul of [Blog-Doc](/posts/what-is-blog-doc). This file looks at tw...
The pagination component
Navigating between blog's pages
One of the functionalities that we have seen in [The Main Route](/posts/the-main-route) is how the blog gets paginated under the hood. In this post, we will talk about the paginati...
The Main Route
The blog behind the curtains
The` mainRoute.js` file, under the **routes** folder, is where all the functionalities of the blog are defined. It collects, paginates and displays, all the Markdown files in the *...
Archive and tags
Archive and tags pages
The archive and tags pages are very similar to the blog as mentioned before, except that they have no pagination. The archive is a reversed chronological list of all the posts in t...
The blog
How the blog works ?
This post is an introduction to the blog design and functionalities. We'll explore how things are related and how they work together. We'll understand what's mandatory for the bl...
What is Blog-Doc ?
A brief introduction to Blog-Doc.
Blog-Doc is **The Simplest Node.js CMS & SSG**. The CMS (Content Management System) allows the user to CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) and control every aspect of the applicati...