• My hosted Ghost blog at bmann.ca is up for renewal.
    • Looking at Railway for hosting it
    • They have a Railway/Ghost Template but it has the same issue as all of the other things that try and host Ghost
    • I don’t really need another site, but I’m back to thinking about LogSeq/Publishing for my own site
    • #Hugo is what the LogSeq/Schrödinger Plugin, so I’m going to try doing that
    • I did do a Ghost install on Railway as a test, including adding records to mail.bmann.ca so it’s setup to send from there
    • My private repo for the Ghost source
    • I don’t really want to be using #S3 either Ghost/S3 Storage Adapter
    • Hard blocked on a #Yarn #error
      • error "components/tryghost-adapter-cache-redis-5.40.1.tgz": Tarball is not in network and can not be located in cache
  • OK, let’s look at some #Eleventy/Templates
    • https://spacebook.app/ - a docbook style site with hierarchical nav, tightly integrated with #Netlify
    • https://pack11ty.dev/ - by Nicolas Hoizey, includes #webmention support
    • OK, that’s a lot shorter list than I thought it would be
    • Ideally, one of the things I’d like is a feed aggregator like thing, that I think Eleventy is pretty good at
    • A link blog might be a thing I do —> Github Stars, Twitter Favourites, Mastodon Favourites, etc etc
  • How to install multiple Node.js versions on macOS M1/M2 #MacOS #cli #brew #NodeJS collapsed:: true
    • Uninstall #NodeJS installed via Homebrew
    • brew uninstall --ignore-dependencies node
      brew uninstall --force node
    • Install nvm
      • brew install nvm
    • And install node versions as needed, eg nvm install 16 will install the newest 16.x version
  • Tried the LogSeq/Schrödinger Plugin
    • It doesn’t support having all pages being public - see issue29
    • Extremely basic export, unclear how it needs to be massaged to actually build in #Hugo
    • And mostly setup for manual operation — it exports a zip file
  • Found a more promising project, a #GoLang binary that exports to #Markdown with front matter logseq-export