Blog: ability to not provide a summary

[Wolfr]

It would be useful to not provide a summary, and then the blog post content is rendered in full on the overview page. For a short post, this code:

<script>
  import Author from '@/components/Author.svelte'
  import Title from './_title.svelte'
  import { page } from '@sveltech/routify'
</script>

<!-- routify:options blogpost={
  "published": "2020-05-22T10:15:00.574Z",
  "author": "wolfr",
  "title": "An update (2)",
  "summary": `The past few weeks we've seen three new Routify <a href="https://github.com/sveltech/routify/releases">releases</a>:

* 1.8: Support for service workers
* 1.7: Better support for configs through package.json and environment variables
* 1.6: Added afterPageLoad hook
`
} -->

<Title node = { $page } />

The past few weeks we've seen three new Routify <a href="https://github.com/sveltech/routify/releases">releases</a>:

* 1.8: Support for service workers
* 1.7: Better support for configs through package.json and environment variables
* 1.6: Added afterPageLoad hook

We are continuing to maintain Routify.

---

<Author />

Might as well be this code:

<script>
  import Author from '@/components/Author.svelte'
  import Title from './_title.svelte'
  import { page } from '@sveltech/routify'
</script>

<!-- routify:options blogpost={
  "published": "2020-05-22T10:15:00.574Z",
  "author": "wolfr",
  "title": "An update (2)"
} -->

<Title node = { $page } />

The past few weeks we've seen three new Routify <a href="https://github.com/sveltech/routify/releases">releases</a>:

* 1.8: Support for service workers
* 1.7: Better support for configs through package.json and environment variables
* 1.6: Added afterPageLoad hook

We are continuing to maintain Routify.

---

<Author />

[Wolfr]

I assume this will be changed if we use the front-matter plugin instead @jakobrosenberg ?

[jakobrosenberg]

Yes, it should look like this with the new plugin. (only available in the current beta)

---
title: Announcing v1.5
author: jakobrosenberg
published: 2020-04-20T11:45:06.574Z
summary: |
  Welcome to the brand-new Routify blog. This is not just the first post on Routify,
  but also my first ever blog post. Scary. For this cherry popping first post, we’re
  very happy to announce that 1.5 is finally ready. Among the highlights in this version are:

  - Support for meta tags
  - Dynamic basepaths
  - Automatic navigation CLI enhancements
  - Query support
  - Improved starter template
---

<script>
  import Author from '@/components/Author.svelte'
  import Title from './_title.svelte'
  import { page } from '@sveltech/routify'
</script>

<Title node = { $page } />

Welcome to the brand-new Routify blog. This is not just the first blog post on Routify, but also my first ever blog post. Scary. For this cherry-popping first-post, we’re very happy to announce that 1.5 is finally ready. Among the highlights in this version are:

[Wolfr]

Are you using the site as a testbed?

[jakobrosenberg]

I do occasionally. Ie. I used an instance of our site to test the frontmatter plugin.

I have thought about upgrading the site to the beta version and implement frontmatter in production.

[Wolfr]

See roxiness/routify#190 (comment)

[Wolfr]

The code referenced in this issue doesn't use .svx.

Some new ideas in linked post in #151 .