Use with GitHub API
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This is a very interesting plugin but I as a developer would never use locally because I have my own editor. I would rather deploy it somewhere for non-tech-savvy users to make simple changes to their site. Like prose.io
, but the interface of this plugin is mch more suited to jekyll.
I have looked at the recommended siteleaf
and other options but I like the more simpler approach of this interface.
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- Created 6 years ago
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Will you be able to send in a PR?
Well, why in the cloud? GitHub API provides everything you need to manage the files for Jekyll. The interface needs slight adaptation to login to GitHub and then the static HTML/JS/CSS for this Admin-Panel can simply be added to your repository.