phaeLazy web: If you have a very cludgy, large @11ty website/blog, what would you do if you wanted to add an editing UI to write posts for it?
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Tim Klapdor@phae @11ty @bobmonsour had a lot of luck with PagesCMS https://pagescms.org/ Just set up the config file for your posts and just works.
Bob Monsour@timklapdor @phae Not sure what you're referring to, Tim. Perhaps you're mistaking PagesCMS for Pagefind.
@bobmonsour @timklapdor No, Tim is right. Pagefind is for SSG search.
@phae @timklapdor I realize that, but it's just that I've never tried PagesCMS. Hope it works out for you.
@bobmonsour @phae I’ve played around with a couple and this was the most consistent. Have it running on a GitHub project with multiple authors and it’s great. I did all the build in code - they get a nice front end. And I’m a PageFind user too :)
@josh @timklapdor @11ty @bobmonsour Oh hey, this isn't bad. Thanks. I spun up the hosted version just to see, and it took minimal config to get it working off-the-bat. It feels about on par with just directly using the github web UI tho, tbh. Might spend some time with it, though, while I wait for @zachleat to get on with things....