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Cassidy's blog template

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Hello, welcome. This is a blog ("blahg" is the proper spelling for Chicagoans) template. It's built with Astro, and uses TinaCMS to edit the content!

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blahg-bsky.netlify.app

To use the template

  • Connect to your chosen hosting provider (see Deploy to Netlify button below if you want to go that route, otherwise use the GitHub template button above and pick a different one)
  • Make an account at tina.io
  • Add your TinaCMS keys (see below)
  • Update astro.config.mjs with your domain
  • Edit src/config.js
  • Add your URL in line 1 of public/robots.txt
  • Add your links in src/components/Header.astro
  • Update the intro in pages/about.md
  • Edit the images in public/ (optional)
  • Edit whatever tags you want in tina/config.js (optional)

After this, you can add your content to src/posts with Markdown files, or with TinaCMS by going to yoururl.com/admin!

Deploy to Netlify

Bluesky comments

Each time you create a blog post:

  • Write and publish your blog post
  • Share it on Bluesky
  • Get the Bluesky post's URI:
    • Go to your Bluesky post
    • Click the timestamp to open the single post view
  • Format the URI as: at://\[your-DID]/app.bsky.feed.post/\[post-id]
  • Add this URI to your blog post's "Bluesky Post URI" field in TinaCMS
  • Publish your changes

Your blog will now display any Bluesky replies to your post as comments!

And finally, please ping me (via social media, or in a GitHub Issue, or whatever) if you use this template! I would love to see your writing and subscribe to your RSS feed!

Run it yourself

All commands are run from the root of the project, from a terminal:

Command Action
npm install Installs dependencies
npm run dev Starts local dev server at localhost:4321
npx tinacms dev -c 'astro dev' Manually run local server if the regular command doesn't work
npm run build Build your production site to ./dist/
npm run preview Preview your build locally, before deploying

You go to localhost:4321/admin/index.html to see the CMS and use it. If you want to clone this for yourself, you'll need a .env.development file that has the following in it:

TINACLIENTID=<from tina.io>
TINATOKEN=<from tina.io>
TINASEARCH=<from tina.io>

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