An admin UI for the Hexo blog engine. Based on the Ghost interface, with inspiration from svbtle and prose.io.

Enhanced Version For hexo-admin plugin on:

• dependencies fix for hexo-fs;
• editor enhancement for image upload and select;
• use deploy button to generate static files locally;
• fix preview link opening;
• multi language support
• todos...

Plugin Code Structure

|- client : front end code for this admin UI and content manage
|    |- run.js : build bundle.js entrance
|    |- api folder  : front router mapping principles with baseUrl config
|    |- less folder : each component style included by less/index.less
|    |- app.js : menu bar
|    |- index.js : root component inited by run.js, admin(node)
|    |- router.js : each admin module navigation corresponding component
|    |- ... :
|- index.js : plugin load entry by hexo blog
|- api.js   : blog related data processing, save/read...
|- upload.js: handle multi image file upload

Local client Development Workflow

• start your local hexo blog
• run 'gulp build' in the plugin root directory for client source change
• made some changes in client source
• cp www/bundle.js www/bundle.css into your local hexo blog/node_modules/hexo-admin-ehc/www
• refresh http://localhost:4000/admin

Local api Development Workflow

• cd plugin root directory
• change api.js logic
• cp api.js into your local hexo blog/node_modules/hexo-admin-ehc/
• restart hexo blog to reload plugin service

Running hexo blog in Daemon

• create a shell script, start.sh:

#!/bin/bash

hexo server --silent

• run the script in the blog root directory

$ nohup ./start.sh &
$ exit

Hexo Version

For 2.x, use version 0.3.0 of this plugin. Version 1.x and beyond only support Hexo v3.x.

Screenshots

Quickstart

1. Setup hexo & create a blog

npm install -g hexo
cd ~/
hexo init my-blog
cd my-blog
npm install

2. Install the admin & start things up

npm install --save hexo-admin-ehc
hexo server -d
open http://localhost:4000/admin/

3. Profit!

The UI should be pretty discoverable -- let me know if you can't find something.

4. Password protection

If you're using Hexo admin on your live server, you want some password protection. To enable this, you just add a few config variables to your hexo _config.yml:

admin:
  username: myfavoritename
  password_hash: be121740bf988b2225a313fa1f107ca1
  secret: a secret something

The password_hash is the bcrypt hash of your password. The secret is used to make the cookies secure, so it's a good idea to have it be long and complicated.

A utility in Hexo admin's Settings can hash your password and generate the admin section for you. Start Hexo and go to Settings > Setup authentification and fill out your information. Copy the generated YAML into your _config.yml.

Once that's in place, start up your hexo server and going to /admin/ will require you to enter your password.

5. Custom post metadata

To add and edit your own post metadata with the admin interface, add the metadata variable and your custom variables to your hexo _config.yml:

metadata:
  author_id: defaultAuthorId
  language:

You can provide default values that will be used to initialize the metadata of a new post. These can be either primitives or arrays.