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Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Getting started
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Please read following instructions before writing a blog post

Figure 1. Use this repository as a template

Figure 2. Create new repository in kodgemisi-blog Github organization

• Choose a descriptive and meaningful repository name.

  • The same name must be used as your package name and maven artifact name.

• Change com.kodgemisi.blog.demo package to com.kodgemisi.blog.<yourpackage>.

  • Make sure your package starts with com.kodgemisi.blog.

• Clone the new repo in your local file system and import the repository into your IDE.

• Edit pom.xml file.

  • Edit all `TODO`s accordingly.

  • Change all change-this fields.

• Don’t add a configuration file other than application.yml unless it’s specifically required by your blog post subject.

  • Use dev profile unless it’s specifically required otherwise by your blog post subject.

• Change everything in form of <some text> with your values.

• Put all images and videos under images folder. Use them as follows: image::images/some.gif[]

• You need to run mvn clean compile in order the blog post to be generated. It will be generated to docs/index.html file.

• Remember that this blog post’s default license is public domain.

• Remove this block.

ASCIIDOCTOR related instructions

• You can use asciidoc syntax quick reference to quickly learn about ASCIIDOC syntax.

• While working in development, use mvn asciidoctor:auto-refresh to auto-generate docs/index.html file every time you make changes to README.adoc.

• Idea can serve generated docs/index.html file via its own local web server.

Figure 3. Use IDEA’s internal static file server to preview the docs/index.html file.

• By default table of contents shows 2 levels. You can edit it via :toclevels: 4. See details toc levels here.

• You shouldn’t really need it but just in case, if you need to put some css put them in <style> tag in docinfo.html

Introduction

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Getting started

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