https://www.anilkhichar.com/ (Mediumish - Jekyll Theme)

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How to use “Mediumish” theme

1. Clone the code repo

mkdir blog && cd blog
mkdir code && cd code && git clone https://github.com/anilkhichar/anilkhichar.com.git

2. Clone the github pages branch

cd ../ && mkdir app && cd app && git clone https://github.com/anilkhichar/anilkhichar.com.git 
cd anilkhichar.com && git fetch --all && git checkout gh-pages

Development

1. cd blog/code/anilkhichar.com && sudo gem install bundler && sudo bundle install
2. bundle exec jekyll serve --watch
3. Go to your browser: http://127.0.0.1:4000/index.html

Deployment

1. cd blog/code/anilkhichar.com && jekyll build --incremental
2. Make necessary changes, commit, push and open a pull request on GitHub.
3. cd blog/app/anilkhichar.com
4. Commit, push and open a pull request on GitHub. This is the branch code which will get deployed on the website.

Medium to Jekyll automated conversion

Reference: https://github.com/gautamdhameja/medium-2-md

Steps:

1. Convert medium posts (html) into Jekyll compatible markdown files and move them into app code.

cd blog

medium-2-md convertLocal medium-export/posts -fi 

mv medium-export/posts/md_*/*.md code/anilkhichar.com/_posts/ 

mv medium-export/posts/md_*/img/* code/anilkhichar.com/assets/images/posts/

2. Rename _posts/xyz.md by replacing all underscores with hyphen. i.e.: 2020-10-12-GCP_Organization-Node-Setup--free-cloud-identity-122323sfdsdf.md --> 2020-10-12-GCP-Organization-Node-Setup--free-cloud-identity.md

3. Rename new images with meaningful name.

4. Compare new post with an existing post and replace top header.

Thank you!

Copyright

Mediumish for Jekyll is designed and developed by Sal and it is free under MIT license.