Blogkit
Blogkit(beta) is a unified blog engine. Powered by Next.js ISR. Inspired by @djyde's Sairin.
Overview:
Blogkit is a beta version of a unified blog engine inspired by Sairin.Notion. It offers various features and capabilities for creating and managing blogs.
Features:
- Requests: Includes request presets for Notion database, Yuque repo, and Strapi CMS.
- Templates: Offers templates for Notion request and minimal theme, Yuque request and minimal theme, and Strapi CMS and minimal theme.
- Themes: Provides a minimal theme for customization.
Summary:
Blogkit is a versatile blog engine that allows users to create and manage blogs using various services such as Notion, Yuque, and Strapi. It offers request presets, templates, and a minimal theme for customization. Installing Blogkit involves setting up a configuration file and specifying the desired service. Users can also customize the theme by referring to the source code.
- Next.js
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- Notion
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- Blog
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- Templates & Themes
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- Eslint
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- Vercel
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