rgrove / thoth

:skull: An unmaintained and probably broken Ruby blog engine.

thoth

💀 An unmaintained and probably broken Ruby blog engine.

For a more maintained and probably less broken version, try John Pagonis's fork.

thoth's Issues

Thoth 0.2.1 exits with message: "Ramazement is over, have a nice day."

This doesn't seem to be strictly a Thoth issue, judging by the error.log, and other reports on the web:

/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/thin-1.2.2/lib/thin/server.rb:51: uninitialized constant Thin::Server::Forwardable (NameError)

Installing the gem using the Git source (Thoth 0.3.0 at this time) works as per the instructions on the wiki.

Test with Passenger for Nginx; document usage

Now that there’s a version of Passenger for Nginx, we should test Thoth under it and document the setup procedure.

Migrate Thoth to post-Innate Ramaze

Work is already in progress on the “innate” branch.

How to write plugin that can do some configutions as admin

Say I want write a plugin, when it is loaded, user can config it as administrator.

So I need these things:

1. erb views of the configution form that use can fill
2. web controllers to accept the filled form and save it to database
3. db models talks to a new table(like my_plugin_config_table)

What should I do ?

Update Sequel gem dependency

Sequel has had several releases since it was last tested with Thoth. Need to test the latest release and update the gem dependency.

Update Sequel dependency to 3.0.0

New day, new Sequel.

Installation just does not work

e.g:

1.8.7 ~ > thoth --create myblog
Your new Thoth home directory has been created at /Users/xx/myblog
1.8.7 ~ > cd myblog/
1.8.7 ~/myblog > thoth --migrate
Migration complete.
1.8.7 ~/myblog > thoth
Ramazement is over, have a nice day.
1.8.7 ~/myblog >

Did I miss something?

The /archive action should return a 404 when an invalid second path param is used

The /archive action supports numeric path parameters to indicate page numbers, such as /archive/2. However, if an invalid or out of range parameter, such as /archive/foo, is specified, the first archive page is returned.

This can result in dupe content in search engines. Instead of returning the first page of results, /archive/foo should return a 404.

Thoth 2017 port

@rgrove thanks for Thoth !

I resurrected Thoth here

Maybe you can put a link to this URL for people to find easily. My intention is to maintain it :-)