Google Analytics Plugin
pop-ga by George Ornbo is a Google Analytics plugin for pop. It can be installed using npm:
npm install -g pop-ga
And then used by updating your _config.json:
pop-ga by George Ornbo is a Google Analytics plugin for pop. It can be installed using npm:
npm install -g pop-ga
And then used by updating your _config.json:
Pop 0.1.1 has been released. This version improves the build process by making it use more events rather than counting down the number of files that have been processed.
This should make the site build process more stable.
I've released Pop 0.1.0. This cements the basic functionality that I want to include in Pop for the near future.
This release includes a tags page for the built-in site generator, and a helper called postsForTag.
Pop 0.0.9 is out:
LOGNAMEI've just released Pop 0.0.8, which adds:
_config.json for the port the local server usesYou can get RSS feeds "for free" by adding an autoGenerate option to _config.json:
Pop 0.0.7 is out:
myPlugin.generatorsSiteBuilder should trigger the server properlyGenerating a site with Pop generally works like this:
Pop 0.0.6 adds the following features and enhancements:
render, makes Pop only render files that match a patternPop 0.0.5 has been released. This version introduces a plugin architecture and post-filters.
A post-filter can alter HTML after it has been generated by the template engine. The structure is the same as helpers and pre-filters. Add a file to _lib/post-filters.js:
Pop 0.0.4 is out:
pop will generate a site in the current directory and exitpop on a path that doesn't look like a Pop site will print an error rather than a confusing stack tracePop version 0.0.3 is out.
config)config.perPagesummary property to make it easier to display post summaries in listsconfig.urlPop version 0.0.2 has been released. This version adds additional default styles to the site generator (blockquotes, pagination), and adds post summary support.
Writing YAML front-matter like this:
Pop version 0.0.1 has been released:
This includes stextile, which is a rough-and-ready Textile parser. Pop also supports Markdown.