Readtime plugin for pelican
Plugin for Pelican that computes read time based on Medium’s readtime “algorithm”. It adds a readtime and readtime_minutes attributes to articles, with the time estimation for reading the article.
Usage
To use it you have to add the plugin name to the pelicanconf.py file.
PLUGINS=[ ... , 'readtime']Then you can access the readtime variable to show read time estimation on your templates.
{% if article.readtime %} <div>{{ article.readtime }} read</div> {% endif %}It will generate the following:
<div>X Minutes and Y Seconds read</div>Alternatively, you can use the readtime_minutes variable to get the number of minutes instead of the fully formatted text.
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