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Glenn Member

@donblanco · Joined 8 years ago · 24 posts · 6 topics · 8 reputation

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  • Importing Markdown Files · 8 years ago

    I'll need to do this in linux: 1 - strip the date from the file name 2 - create a folder based on the remaining file name 3 - move the file into the new folder 4 - rename the file to 'post.md' Prefera

  • Importing Markdown Files · 8 years ago

    Is there any way to simply drop all my markdown files into a folder (say, named 'blog') and serve them from there? Having to create a separate folder for each of the 155 files is the part I would like

  • Importing Markdown Files · 8 years ago

    well, the lack of response (or even people viewing my question) is a bit concerning. Can't tell if no one visits because they never need help, or if the userbase is sparse.

  • Importing Markdown Files · 8 years ago

    I have over 150 blog posts markdown files with YAML front matter. I either need to import them into Grav or run a script to create folders, move and rename these files. I'm sure I'm not the first pers