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🚀 Using Hexo to Set Up a Simple Technical Document Sharing Platform and Publish to "Cloudflare"

This project uses Hexo to set up a platform for sharing technical documents and publishes it to "Cloudflare". It includes the following articles: "A Comprehensive Understanding of the Groundbreaking Updates in n8n v1.88.0 —— MCP Server", "Teach You to Use Google AI Studio to Finish Work Early and Go Home", "Learning Notes and Code Examples of C# Design Patterns", "Learning Notes and Code Examples of JavaScript Design Patterns", "Functional Design Pattern is a Concept Combining Functional Programming and Design Patterns".

🚀 Quick Start

✨ Features

• Hexo: Hexo is a blog framework developed based on Node.js.

📦 Installation

Installation Requirements

You need to install Node.js and Git.

Install Hexo

npm install hexo-cli -g

Check the installed Hexo version number to test if the installation is successful.

hexo version

Or

hexo -v

Create a Hexo Project

hexo init <folder_name>

I usually copy the newly created folder to the project directory. In this way, you don't need to run cd <folder_name>. You can directly initialize the Hexo project.

npm install

Start the Hexo Project

hexo server

The default access address is usually http://localhost:4000/. You can directly click it to open the browser and view the web page. If an error occurs:

FATAL Permission denied. You can't use port 4000.

You can use the following command to change the port:

hexo server -p 5000

💻 Usage Examples

Clear Static Files and Cache

hexo clean

Generate Static Files

hexo generate

Create a New Article

hexo new <title>

Deploy to a Remote Repository

hexo deploy

Deploy to Cloudflare

• Register a Cloudflare account.
• Select "Compute (Workers)" from the left menu and create "Worker and Pages".

Build Configuration

Build Command

npm run build

Build Output Directory

public

Variables and Secrets

NODE_VERSION 20.11.0

The published URL: https://docs-axs.pages.dev