There is now a Makefile because I learnt make syntax

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data.json data.json
hitcount.txt hitcount.txt
*.swp *.swp
data/ data
webroot
images/* images/*

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DATA_DIR=data
WEBROOT_DIR=webroot
all: config css users posts comments data
clean:
rm -rf data
rm -rf webroot
rm -f config.json
# config file
config: config.json
config.json:
cp example-config.json config.json
echo '!!!PLEASE MODIFY config.json ACCORDING TO YOUR NEEDS!!!'
# custom.css
css: $(WEBROOT_DIR)/custom.css
$(WEBROOT_DIR)/custom.css:
mkdir -p webroot
echo '* {\n font-family: sans-serif;\n}' > $(WEBROOT_DIR)/custom.css
# users.json
users: $(DATA_DIR)/users.json
$(DATA_DIR)/users.json:
mkdir -p data
echo '[]' > $(DATA_DIR)/users.json
# posts.json
posts: $(DATA_DIR)/posts.json
$(DATA_DIR)/posts.json:
mkdir -p data
echo '[]' > $(DATA_DIR)/posts.json
# comments.json
comments: $(DATA_DIR)/comments.json
$(DATA_DIR)/comments.json:
mkdir -p data
echo '[]' > $(DATA_DIR)/comments.json
# data.json
data: $(DATA_DIR)/data.json
$(DATA_DIR)/data.json:
mkdir -p data
echo '{"hitcount": 0}' > $(DATA_DIR)/data.json

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This program is currently just ran manually.<br/> This program is currently just ran manually.<br/>
All you need to do is clone the git repository:<br/> All you need to do is clone the git repository:<br/>
```git clone https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/blogger-nodejs.git```<br/> ```git clone https://git.javalsai.tuxcord.net/deadvey/blogger-nodejs.git```<br/>
Then navigate to /src:<br/> Then run the Makefile:<br/>
```cd src```<br/> ```make```
Then run the initialisation function:<br/>
```node server.js --first-time```<br/>
Then you should modify config.json in / to suit your needs.<br/> Then you should modify config.json in / to suit your needs.<br/>
# Running # Running
I would reccomend running the program in tmux so it does not stop running when you close the terminal window.<br/> I would reccomend running the program in tmux so it does not stop running when you close the terminal window.<br/>

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import { createRequire } from 'module';
const require = createRequire(import.meta.url)
// Initialise the program by creating users.js, comments.js, posts.js and config.js
// All require default content in them to start off with
// Then exit successfully
// returns nothing
export function initialise() {
const fs = require("fs");
try {
const users = require("../data/users.json");
}
catch (error) {
console.log("Creating users file")
fs.writeFileSync(`../data/users.json`, `[]`)
}
try {
const posts = require("../data/posts.json");
}
catch (error) {
console.log("Creating posts file")
fs.writeFileSync(`../data/posts.json`, `[]`)
}
try {
const comments = require("../data/comments.json");
}
catch (error) {
console.log("Creating comments file")
fs.writeFileSync(`../data/comments.json`, `[]`)
}
try {
const comments = require("../data/data.json");
}
catch (error) {
console.log("Creating generic data file")
fs.writeFileSync(`../data/data.json`, `{"hitcount": 0}`)
}
try {
const config = require("../config.json");
}
catch (error) {
console.log("Copying the example config to config.js")
console.log("!!! PLEASE MODIFY config.json TO YOUR NEEDS !!!")
fs.copyFile('../example-config.json', '../config.json', (err) => {
console.log("Error copying file")
})
}
console.log("Successfully initialised")
process.exit(0)
}

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const ejs = require("ejs") const ejs = require("ejs")
const func = require("./functions.js") const func = require("./functions.js")
const data = require("./data.js") const data = require("./data.js")
const init = require("./initialise.js")
// There's only one possible argument, so we can just check if the user passed that one
// TODO I plan on adding more such as --help and --post so I should make this more robust at some point
if (process.argv[2] == "--first-time") {
init.initialise() // Creates any files such users.js, posts.js, comments.js or config.js if they are not present
}
// Define the modules now so they are global // Define the modules now so they are global
let users // contains a list of users, each user is an object containing username,prettyname,hash and description let users // contains a list of users, each user is an object containing username,prettyname,hash and description
let posts // contains a list of posts, let posts // contains a list of posts,
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// if they don't all import then // if they don't all import then
// inform the user to pass --first-time and exit with an error code // inform the user to pass --first-time and exit with an error code
console.log("A file is missing!") console.log("A file is missing!")
console.log("Run with --first-time to initialise the program") console.log("Run 'make' to initialise the data files")
console.log(error) console.log(error)
process.exit(1) process.exit(1)
} }

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/* Put any CSS you want in here, it will be applied to the whole website */
* {
font-family: sans-serif;
}

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