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	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

main flex blog translation '

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