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Right now we can only instantiate blog posts with blog.
blog
It's good enough, I edit my posts on remote anyway and this program just simplifies timestamping and file placement.
Ideally though, we'd like to be able to say something like
λ blog edit haskonf
and get output like
Posts matching "haskonf": 1. 2015-08-18-haskonf.html One post matched, not querying for post number... Launching $EDITOR
then edit the file and send it back (optionally with refreshed timestamp).
Also, if there is no existing blog post that matches selector, we should be able to start writing new one:
λ blog edit abrakadabra Posts matching "abrakadabra": No posts found, do you want to write a new one called "abrakadabra"? [Yn] Launching $EDITOR
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Right now we can only instantiate blog posts with
blog
.It's good enough, I edit my posts on remote anyway and this program just simplifies timestamping
and file placement.
Ideally though, we'd like to be able to say something like
and get output like
then edit the file and send it back (optionally with refreshed timestamp).
Also, if there is no existing blog post that matches selector, we should be able to start writing new one:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: