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From: deadvey <deadvey@deadvey.com>
Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2025 19:14:38 +0100
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-I've written a basic program in python called glogger, it is a customisable, statically generated gemini blogging frontend, it's being used right now. It works by having two mysql tables called " "users" which contains just two fields: userID and username, and "posts" which contains 6 fields: postID (PK), userID (FK), title, content, pubData and editDate, whenever you create a new post, it will add a new record to the posts table and write that post to the gemini frontend. It has a few options in the configuration, to allow for differing formatting to change how the whole thing is generated. I am wanting to add a better text input field instead of the basic python() input, probably consisting of a vim buffer that gets sent to the python program, that could be great! I also want to add passwords for different users and modification of previous posts.
+I've written a basic program in python called glogger, it is a customisable, statically generated gemini blogging frontend, it's being used right now. It works by having two mysql tables called "users" which contains just two fields: userID and username, and "posts" which contains 6 fields: postID (PK), userID (FK), title, content, pubDate and editDate, whenever you create a new post, it will add a new record to the posts table and write that post to the gemini frontend. It has a few options in the configuration, to allow for differing formatting to change how the whole thing is generated. I am wanting to add a better text input field instead of the basic python() input, probably consisting of a vim buffer that gets sent to the python program, that could be great! I also want to add passwords for different users and modification of previous posts.
 
 # Setup
 ## Requirements: