Implemented Staticman with Hexo

Søren Tryde Andersen
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After finishing the overall conversion from Jekyll to Hexo, i decided to use Staticman.net as my commenting system.

Staticman is based around creating Git commits, when a user post a comment. Via a webhook, a bot with access to my Git repository will commit/push the comment and Netlify will start a blog generation/deployment.

The hardest part of this process, is to build and deploy Staticman to Heroku and give it access to the repository. This took me a while to get working, but with help from this guide, it went fairly easy.

The next step is to create nested comments, with email notifications for users. I will release this as a plugin for Hexo when i feel it's ready.

Hi, Søren. How are you?
Have you released this plugin system as a hexo plugin?
It would be nice to use it on my projects.
Tks

by José Teles at 2021-01-11

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by Søren Andersen at 2020-01-26

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