- When setting up a static-site generator (SSG) to interoperate with Drummer, it looks like there are two choices for how to save the posts in the SSG. #
- One would be to have the SSG fetch and parse the outline itself, then produce posts from the parsed outline. This is what I was doing in my Gatsby approach. (Alternatively we could push the outline to the SSG rather than fetching.)#
- The other is to have Drummer itself push Markdown files to the SSG. This can be easily organized with scripts in Drummer.#
- I don't know yet which approach is better. I suspect that perhaps parsing the OPML is better, then we can take advantage of the attributes in the outline.#
- When setting up a static-site generator (SSG) to interoperate with Drummer, it looks like there are two choices for how to save the posts in the SSG. #
- One would be to have the SSG fetch and parse the outline itself, then produce posts from the parsed outline. This is what I was doing in my Gatsby approach. (Alternatively we could push the outline to the SSG rather than fetching.)#
- The other is to have Drummer itself push Markdown files to the SSG. This can be easily organized with scripts in Drummer.#
- I don't know yet which approach is better. I suspect that perhaps parsing the OPML is better, then we can take advantage of the attributes in the outline.#