This is a blogging site written in nodejs, all pages are served directly by the nodejs backend.
And all data is stored in plaintext
Please don't use this yet, it's not finished
See the software in action: deadvey.com

Confiuration

Read the configuation guide for configuration help (in config.json)

features

• post creation via the web frontend (no need to remote to your server to make a post)
• multi user
• powerful customisation
• rss
• timeline, user page, post page and tag specific page
• edit/delete posts
• hitcount
• Markdown syntax in posts
• Commenting on posts
• sign up and delete account

Bugs

• probably scales like shit
• probably insecure as hell

planned features/todo list

• custom CSS file
• custom strings use format indicators
• seperate functions into modules
• builtin crypto
• ejs
• user specific RSS feeds
• atom
• federation (looks tricky)
• All strings (including in edit and post page) customisable
  • formatable custom strings
• split code into files to tidy it up a bit
• inline comments and docs
• give each post a hard postID to prevent potential issues
• clean up code a bit

format indicators

• %% - A literal %
• %A - List of tags
• %B - List of tags, each one with a hyperlink to that tag page
• %C - Post content
• %D - Published date in the format specified by date_format
• %E - Edited date in the format specified by date_format
• %F - Pretty name
• %G - Tag name (used for the tag page only)
• %H - Frontpage hit count
• %I - User description
• %J - URL delete account
• %L - URL Permanent link to the post
• %M - comments
• %N - the username of the user (poster)
• %P - URL to create a new post
• %O - URL to edit this post
• %Q - URL to sign up
• %R - Site wide RSS feed
• %S - post seperator as defined by post_seperator
• %T - Title
• %U - URL the the user (poster)
• %W - Site Description as defined by site_description
• %X - Comment submission box
• %Y - Site Name as defined by site_name
• %Z - Attribution (to me) and source code link and license