Wanna spin up a small blog on GitHub Pages real quick and post your stuff with zero hassle?
BoneLOG is made just for that.

Just write your posts in Markdown, push them, and boom — they go live automatically.
No build tools, no CMS, no configs. Just files.

1. Fork this repo
2. Enable GitHub Actions in your fork
3. Add your Markdown posts to: /src/BoneLog.Blazor/wwwroot/data
4. Enable GitHub Pages:
   • Go to Settings > Pages
   • Choose the gh-pages branch as source
5. (Optional) If you renamed the repo or use a custom domain:
   • Edit the base href in .github/workflows/full-build.yml:

     sed -i 's|<base href="/" />|<base href="/YourRepoName/" />|g' ...

   • Or remove these lines if you're using a custom domain.

All data and content are inside:
/src/BoneLog.Blazor/wwwroot/data

• To add blog posts → Put .md files inside /data/posts
• To create custom pages → Create folders/files like: /data/projects/project1.md → will be accessible at yourdomain.com/data/projects/project1
• To change site settings (title, navbar, social links, etc.) → Edit site-settings.json

Dev doors are always open! Got a small idea or a feature that might help others too? Open a PR and let’s make it happen.

Sure — there are tons of features you could add. But honestly? This project is meant to stay small, file-based, and simple.

Let’s not over-architect something that works beautifully in its simplicity.

That said, if you’ve built something cool and think it belongs here — send a PR. I'd love to see it.