B-FeelLog
Blog feel-log ,feel Blog
free source minimal multilingual blog maker and manager for different blog entries and multiple blog entries , with web interface. in this blog can use images but we looking to keep it minimalism.
now is bilingual with support in
- Spanish
- English
- German
- Basque
- Italian
- Russian
more information here
video tutorial here
please report some issues or if you need help
Made for:
manage a blog ,sharing and proposing a tool for expressing
Download
Download repo
git clone https://github.com/jero98772/B-FeelLog.git
Update
run in repo folder
git pull
Install
run install :
python setup.py install
Usage
the app run in localhost:9600 remember you need authenticate in localhost:9600/blog/< TOKEN >/ the initial token is:
defaulttoken
Screenshots
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