I am going to deploy my blog, which is based on Poet (blog generator in node.js), but I am wondering if it's possible to specify remote path for my markdown files. It's similar to Jekyll where you specify the _posts directory, it will then read all markdown files in that folder and include them in your blog.
Why would I need a remote directory? Because I don't want to do this every single time:
git add _posts/06-24-2013-new-post.markdown
git commit -m 'added new blog post'
git push
I simply want to drag and drop my markdown file into my Dropbox or Amazon S3 and have Poet automatically read those files.
Surely people have done something like that before?
Here is the Poet's config object. Can I change posts to point to me.s3.amazonaws.com/_posts/ or my Public Dropbox folder?
poet.set({
posts: './_posts/', // where all .markdown files are stored
postsPerPage: 5,
metaFormat: 'json'
});
we are using stackedit (and publishing to the local dir via ssh), but poet has a fault: check issues #15 and #27.
we are using these blog engine (here) cause these.