This is an example blog for jekyll-assets intro tutorial. Posts were autogenerated using Bluth Ipsum service and following tiny script:
require 'rubygems'
require 'nokogiri'
require 'curb'
require 'yaml'
class Post
TAGS = %w{ jekyll assets tutorial demo blog }
attr_reader :date
def initialize date
@date = date
end
def text
unless @text
html = Nokogiri::HTML Curl.get("http://bluthipsum.com/").body_str
@text = html.css("#main").text.gsub(/\r/, '')
end
@text
end
def reset!
@text = nil
end
def title
text.split(/\W+/).first(8).join(" ").sub(/\.*$/, '.')
end
def tags
text.split(/\W+/).first(100).concat(TAGS)
.map { |t| t.downcase }
.select { |t| 2 < t.length }
.uniq.shuffle.first(7)
end
def content
YAML.dump({
"layout" => "post",
"tags" => tags,
"title" => title
}) << "---\n\n" << text
end
def slug
"#{date}-#{title}".downcase.gsub(/[^a-z0-9]+/, '-').gsub(/^-|-$/, '')
end
def filename
"#{slug}.md"
end
def self.generate
end
end
monthes = (1..12).to_a
days = (1..29).to_a
titles = []
42.times do
post = Post.new("2012-#{"%02d" % monthes.sample}-#{"%02d" % days.sample}")
# make sure title is unique
post.reset! while titles.include? post.title.downcase
titles << post.title.downcase
puts post.filename
File.open("_posts/#{post.filename}", "w"){ |io| io.puts post.content }
end
Sources of this example blog are free to use under terms of WTFPL.