Git-Blogger

A tool built for devs who want to blog directly from GitHub.

Why pay for CMS tools when GitHub can handle it all—for free?

As ChatGPT would say:

That's where Git-Blogger comes in! Haha!

Git-Blogger is a full stack blog framework that lets you create, host, and publish your blog without lifting a finger. No manual deployments. No extra hassle.

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📊 High-Level Architecture

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🚀 How to Set Up Your Blog

1. Clone this repo — you'll get a blog template you can tweak as you like. Clone this repo
2. Customize your blog — make any changes you want to the cloned template.
3. Important: Do NOT modify the blog-data.ts file — it's crucial for Git-Blogger to work properly.
4. Push the cloned repo to your GitHub account.
5. Run Git-Blogger at git-blogger.vercel.app.
   • It’ll ask for your GitHub username, the new blog repo name, and permission to access your GitHub account.
6. Configure it — follow the on-screen instructions.
7. Done! Your blog is ready to go.

📖 Publishing a Blog Post

• Write your blog like you normally would in the provided MDX editor in Git-Blogger.
• Click Publish.
• Git-Blogger will handle the rest. Your post goes live automatically.

🌐 Enable Auto Deployments

For seamless updates:

1. Deploy your blog to Vercel.
2. Connect your blog repo to Vercel.

Now, every time Git-Blogger pushes new changes, Vercel will auto-deploy your blog.

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🌟 Why Git-Blogger, hmm?

• It's Kinda Free: No hosting fees if you're already on GitHub.
• Simple: Focus on writing; Git-Blogger handles the rest.
• Dev-Friendly: Built with developers in mind. I know how painful it is for devs to have a blog hosted on GitHub, manually typing stuff in Markdown, and then committing changes to the blog repo. This experience sucked—so I built Git-Blogger to automate this whole flow.

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💡 Got Feature Requests?

If you have any feature requests in mind, feel free to create an issue.