Clone the repo, cd into it, npm install to install dependencies, then npm run dev.°
Visit http://localhost:3001 in your browser.
Put your photos in the public/photos folder. Navigate to the /make-posts page. There you can edit
the date (it will hopefully be populated with the photo's creation date, if your pics have valid
EXIF encoded in them), and add a title, description, and tags.
When you submit an entry, it is validated and converted to a markdown
file, ready to be copied into your .md-capable blog. Markdown files should start to pop up in
the markdown-posts folder.
Obvious(?) note: Your blog's markdown files are different from mine; adjust the template at the top
of src/mdMaker.js as appropriate - whatever frontmatter you want, whether you want
more/other content in the body of each post... it's maybe not for beginners, but I think
it's easy enough for a hobbyist to figure out. For that matter, it wouldn't be too
tough to add additional fields to the form then use the data from those fields in the
mdMaker.
(These screenshots aren't great but you get the idea...)
° It uses Backpack under the hood (overkill for a small project but I like it); running in dev mode seems harmless enough.