Features

• LPBM is split in several sub-modules. Including configuration management, articles management, authors management and blog generation.

• You only need to know markdown to write articles. Every meta-data is stored in ini files, meaning you can manage them with any CVS.

• You can have any number of authors on articles, and any number of categories.

• Simple code embedding into articles. (using pygments).

Installation

LPBM will soon be packaged with setup.py and PKGBUILD, and I will put it in AUR too, when it will be ready for a Release Candidate.

### Install LPBM as a script.

For know, you can just clone this repository and link ~/.local/bin/lpbm to the lpbm.py file. Then you add $HOME/.local/bin/ to your PATH environment variable and you can execute LPBM everywhere.

### Install dependencies

You also must install python version 3, pip for python version 3 and all the python library dependencies. To do this, you just have to execute pip install -r requirements.txt and you’ll have everything you need.

Usage

There will be a detailed description of all the features and the usage of all commands in the sphinx documentation in doc/ directory.

Other information

### Authors (v2)

• [Franck Michea](http://blog.kushou.eu/)

### Authors (v1)

• [Franck Michea](http://blog.kushou.eu/)

• [Pierre Bourdon](http://blog.delroth.net/)

### LPBM generates this blog:

• [LSE Blog](http://blog.lse.epita.fr/)

### Useful Links

• [Markdown Syntax](http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax)

• [Code Embedding](http://packages.python.org/Markdown/extensions/code_hilite.html)

• [LPBM Documentation](http://kushou.eu/lpbm-doc/)