@StevenTCramer
is there an include that uses xrefs?
No but that's a great idea: statiqdev/Statiq.Web#908
The existing shortcodes are a big missing part of the docs - the Web specific ones are documented at https://statiq.dev/web/content-and-data/content/shortcodes but I need to do the same for the ones coming from Framework like
Include
Gatsby look out Statiq is in the house.
@/all 🚨 Major announcement time! Statiq has been accepted into the GitHub Discussions early access program! Effective immediately all discussion should move to https://github.com/statiqdev/Discussions/discussions - I won't be monitoring the Gitter channel any longer. I'm excited to see if we can continue to grow the awesome Wyam/Statiq community in a more transparent way through the discussions platform. 🚨
@devlead Yes, I am aware at the differences between GH discussions and GH issues. But Statiq is not complete and there's no viable channel for Wyam discussions - GH discussions is not activated in Wyam repo, this Gitter channel is hardly active, StackOverflow contains only 5 Wyam-related topics. In the end I opened a new issue in Wyam repo but never got a reply if what I need can be acomplished with Wyam. I know @daveaglick is busy with Wyam 3 aka Statiq - I'm just dissapointed that there's no community around Wyam even if it's way better then DocFx.
I find wyam and statiq initial learning curve is too steep
I just want to see if it is a viable replacement for WordPress for my site https://blazor-university.com
But there is no real "getting started"
If not, see if that helps as a getting started
If you have seen that and it's not a suitable getting started guide, what additional content might help?
We've also got a PR pending for a
dotnet new template that'll hopefully make it even easier, would this help (see the description of the PR for how it'll work): statiqdev/Statiq.Web#915
AddPipeline("Yarn", new CopyFiles("node_modules/**"))
This copies files, then starts some phase called
Content/Process » Starting Content Process phase execution.
This copies files, then starts some phase called
Content/Process » Starting Content Process phase execution.
And it fails with error
[ERRO] Assets/Process » ExecuteIf » CacheDocuments » CompileLess »
variable @line-height-computed is undefined on line 7 in file 'pagination.less':
[ERRO] Assets/Process » ExecuteIf » CacheDocuments » CompileLess »
variable @line-height-computed is undefined on line 7 in file 'pagination.less':
Okay, I was not able to find any solution, except maybe not using Statiq.Web bootstrapper at all, and adding pipelines manually. Maybe, if there is a way to set config value on a directory, it would be possible to set RenderPostProcessTemplates setting to false on the input folder for node_modules folder, and it will not be post-processed.
hi, where can I find all the available BlogKeys settings?? I can only find these ones...https://wyam.io/docs/usage/settings
i've seen references to settings like BlogKeys.IncludeDateInPostPat.... where is the full list of options??
@bustroker You can see all of them here: https://github.com/Wyamio/Wyam/blob/develop/src/recipes/Wyam.Blog/BlogKeys.cs
I've opened a discussion question about using Wyam to read data across pipelines https://github.com/statiqdev/Discussions/discussions/51
Hello, I am newbie with Wyam. I am trying to document my C# code. I want to attach additional MarkDown files to certain classes. Is there a simple way to do this. I do the whole thing with cake respectively with cake.recipe. Unfortunately I have not found a beginner documentation for code documentation. Can someone help me?