Blog articles could be from one of the following categories:

• post: The articles that contain a long content
• memo: The articles that contain a short content (e.g. Docker cheat sheet)

Articles should be provided as Markdown format. This file must include the required YAML formatted metadata wrapped in the "---" and "..." block at the top of the file. The metadata could contain the following properties:

---
id: !!int # Article's ID, must be unique for each article in an individual category
date: !!timestamp # Date of publish
dateEdited: !!timestamp # Date of modification (optional)
title: !!str # Article's title
description: !!str # Article's description (optional)
banner: !!str # Article's banner image filename (optional)
tags: !!seq # Article's tags (optional)
...

The articles should be placed in a dedicated category in the public/blog/{category} directory. If the article has media file assets (e.g. banner image, videos, audio, ...), for better organization, the markdown and all the assets files can be placed in a subdirectory of its category with an arbitrary name. However, the markdown file must be renamed to main.md after that.

project
│  README.md
└──public
│  │  index.html
│  └──blog
│     └──category
│        └──what-typescript-has-to-offer
│            │  main.md
│            │  banner.webp
└──src

All the options should be placed after the code block syntax name and separated with space character.

• filename: The name of the file that this code belongs to.
• line: The starting line number.
• highlight: The line number(s) to be highlighted in comma separated values or ranges.

```python filename="hello_world.py" line="3" highlight="4,6-7"
print('hello world @ line 3')
# This line will be highlighted

# This line will be highlighted
# This line will be highlighted
```

A blockquote can be used to highlight a section in the article. The first line must be Note or Warning following two white space characters.

> **Note**  
> This is a note

> **Warning**  
> This is a warning

The data-gif attribute should be added to the video element:

<video data-gif>
  <source src="cat.mp4">
</video>

The NPM package registry token for one of the dependency packages should be taken from here and set as an environment variable:

export NPM_TOKEN="..."

Installation can be done after that:

git clone https://github.com/Soberia/soberia.ir.git
npm install --prefix soberia.ir
npm start --prefix soberia.ir

The utility tools are also available as VSCode Tasks via opening the workspace file .vscode/matchmoji.code-workspace.

This will convert project images to the WebP format:

bin/main.sh --image-converter

More information about the parameters:

bin/main.sh --help