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I stumpled upon a stasi blog with 1 million entries and it loaded 1 million headlines instead of sth like 10 pages with just 100000 headlines. please limit the number of headlines per page to 100000 or 5 or sth in between. Le chaim.

Right now you can only specify publish dates in blog posts. It would be great to specify publish times as well.

Right now you can only specify one author for all blog posts, however if you want to use a repository with multiple people, then there is no way to assign blog posts to their respective authors.

One post could also be authored by multiple people, so it would be great to allow assigning multiple authors to one blog post.

All elements should follow accessibility standards:

• Images
• Header links
• Article links
• Tags
• Pagination
• RSS link

Any necessary mobile considerations?

I couldn't find a go library capable of doing this. The best thing appears to be the one that w3c offers. However, this is sadly written in python and can't be properly integrated into a golang application I assume. I'd rather not want anyone to have to integrate this. Maybe I should write my own validator.

There seems to be a SOAP API for the w3c validator, however, an internet dependency would kind of suck.

Instead, use something that can parse everything in one go, in order to improve the code that reads the template. Currently, there is a lot of error handling.

This automatically generates a table·of contents based on header tags (<hN>).

Currently all files manually added to the output subfolders files will be deleted. Files manually placed directly in the output folder will be preserved.

To solve this, we need an index file. For example, if stasi generates the following folder structure:

|--articles
   |--article-1.html
|--favicon.ico
|--index.html

The generation index would look like this:

articles/article-1.html
index.html
favicon.ico

We'd then delete only the files, but not the folders and afterwards generate a new index.
The index should be deleted last, to avoid leaving behind garbage in case of failures.

Reproduce:

• Create an empty article file suffixed .html
• Build

Currently the feeds aren't iTunes compliant. It'd be nice to have that, as iTunes is one of the biggest podcast archives.
For this, we could probably use one of the following:

• https://github.com/mmcdole/gofeed
• https://github.com/eduncan911/podcast

However, I gotta see whether that lib also works for non podcast rss feeds. If it doesn't we'll have to use both libs and add a
switch to the config:

"RSSMode": "none|podcast|blog"

Currently the following things aren't configurable:

• The document locales
• Locale in meta tags
• The Written on part for expressing dates
• The 404-page
• The Feed in RSS-Feed
• The Home in the nav-bar
• The Tags on the index
• The noscript output in articles
• The audio fallback message

Since Markdown is pretty much king in accessibility, stasi-blog should support building articles that are written in Markdown.

Setup CI for running builds and uploading releases on tagged commits.