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The example directory structure should be created with my_blog --init.
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This should also tell me if I already have done this.
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In my posts and pages, I should be able to call custom css, headers, and footers.
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When I tell my_blog --compile, it should do this.
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Create a new folder "build"
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Copy each post, page, css, header, and footer into the build dir
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Check each post and page for requests for a custom footer, header, or css.
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If one is not provided, add in the default
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Ideally, add markdown conversion options.
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Create some way of detecting custom stuff
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Create a way for the software to automatically places files where they need to be.
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For example, my-blog-software newpost
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What date? (enter for default): Default would be today's date of course
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What title? : Write the title
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What css?: Enter for default
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What footer?: Enter for default
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What Header?: enter for default
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How should the folder structure work? I'm thinking in posts it should be mainfolder>>posts>>year>>month>>title-of-post.html
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