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I’m building an audio library with Hugo and Internet Archive

Roneo.org — Thu, 30 Mar 2023 06:21:54 +0000

Hi there,

I'm working on an experiment bringing together Hugo and Internet Archive to provide a "rock solid, lightweight and ethical solution to serve audio files".

Demo

Visit the Lou Reed Bootlegs Collection, and see this collection of 2000+ hiphop tracks featuring 2pac, Kendrick Lamar and many others.
The focus is now on audio files, but Videos and PDF files are also supported

Main features

unlimited storage and unlimited bandwith
Total running cost: $0.91 /month ( It can even be entirely free using a subdomain such as .netlify.app, .gitlab.io, github.io or .frama.io)
built to scale: media files are served by the non-profit Internet Archive, which handles smoothly more than 5M daily users. The code is hosted by the rock-solid & lightning-fast Netlify CDN.
careful UX, based on a stack respecting users, creators, and devs (see below for details)
future-proof: It's all built just with Hugo, Git and data from archive.org.

No other requirements:

no database
no npm
no security update
no server maintainance

See the full presentation for details
I'm not familiar with release announcements, especially in English, if you have any suggestions for improvement, I'd appreciate them.

Massively spellcheck Markdown files with Linux and MacOS

Roneo.org — Fri, 02 Sep 2022 15:49:19 +0000

Today I've learned how to spellcheck a batch of Markdown files with Aspell, a free software spell checker supporting more than 90 different languages*

This post was written for Debian and should work with any Linux flavour: Ubuntu, Linux Mint, ArchLinux, etc.

MacOS should also be supported, I didn't test it though.

1. Install aspell

Here with the english dictionnary:

sudo apt install aspell aspell-en

A list of available dictionnaries can be found on gnu.org

2. Open a terminal

3. Navigate to the root of your project

4. Run the following command:

grep -rlP 'title:' content/ | xargs -o -n1 sh -c 'aspell check "$@" --master=en_US --lang=en_US  --sug-mode=slow -x --mode=markdown < /dev/tty' whatever

(You may want to adjust --master=en_US --lang=en_US)

5. Browse the suggestions and apply with a single keystroke

Shortcuts and suggestions are shown at the bottom of the screen:

References

Original post: Massively spellcheck Markdown files with Aspell on roneo.org
Aspell's presentation on Wikipedia
This post was inspired by vendelin.org

*Supported languages: Arabic, Breton, Esperanto, Kurdi, Quechua, Tamil, Swahili, Yiddish, Zulu, see the complete list