In other news, I need to finish my static blog generator because the way hugo does custom shortcodes is somewhat dumb and I can't be more happy to get rid of this mess.
@flameeyes I already have one wordpress instance I need to manage, screw that. I actually enjoy authoring posts in #logseq nowadays, I just need a sensible pipeline to publish them that doesn't involve running scripts in clojure, calling into hugo, and then scp -r.
I even started working on that. Clojure's nbb is amazing, being clojure but with all the node-modules you can eat (and your ssd can fit). I don't need much, clearly nothing of the hugo's customization abilities, just a live preview and a final render. Writing the hiccup-themed html that just renders into static tags is fun. Being able to access the logseq's DB directly is also really handy and you can do some processing if needed (like resolving logseq's cross-block references, pulling the images from the store, etc.)
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