Blog

Preparation ​

• Register a GitCode account by referring to https://docs.gitcode.com/docs/start/quick.
• Set the primary email address in GitCode personal settings by visiting https://gitcode.com/setting/email.
• Sign the Contributor License Agreement (CLA) by visiting https://clasign.osinfra.cn/sign/67e7c745ea9ceaa8feb65567.

Understanding the Blog Format ​

openFuyao blogs are written in Markdown. The file header must contain the following information:

---
title: "Sample Post"
date: 2025-01-01
category: blog
tags:
    - Sample A
    - Sample B
sig: sig-xxx
archives: 2025-01
author:
  - openFuyao Blog Maintainer
summary: "Just about everything you'll need to style in the theme: headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, tables, code blocks, and more."
---

Here you can edit your blog.

About the Format ​

The site uses the VitePress framework to deliver improved SEO and faster loading speeds, but it also enforces stricter packaging rules. You are advised to read the following rules carefully:

• The name of an .md file cannot contain the plus sign (+).
• The name of a figure cannot contain spaces and is case-sensitive. You are advised to use lowercase letters and hyphens (-). For example, blog-example.png.
• <font> </font> <center> </center> have been deprecated and are no longer supported by VitePress. If necessary, use <div align=center> </div>.
• HTML tags used in an .md file must be closed, for example, <div> </div>.
• Currently, c ++code blocks are not supported. To display c++ code, do not specify the code block language. Instead, use the default language.
• Code, file paths, key names, and commands in a blog should be wrapped in code blocks.

Submitting a Blog ​

A blog is submitted by using a GitCode pull request (PR).

Submission Methods ​

• Method 1

  For details about how to submit a PR for openFuyao blog project https://gitcode.com/openfuyao/community, visit https://docs.gitcode.com/docs/start/contribute.

• Method 2

  1. Forking a project

     Fork openFuyao blog project https://gitcode.com/openfuyao/community to your GitCode.

  2. Cloning the project to a local path

     Run the following command to clone the project to a local path:

      git clone https://gitcode.com/your-gitcode-id/community

  3. Creating a branch

     Run the following command to create a branch:

      git checkout -b <branch-name>

  4. Creating a working path

     To post a blog in Chinese whose working path is zh/content/blog, run the following command to write a Chinese blog:

      cd zh/content/blog
      mkdir <your-gitcode-id>  
      cd <your-gitcode-id>
      touch YEAR-MONTH-DAY-title.md

     You can name your resource file with the name of your MD file for ease of use. Example:

      YEAR-MONTH-DAY-title-NN.MARKUP

     In the preceding example, YEAR, MONTH, DAY, and title should be the same as those in your blog MD file. NN is a sequence number such as 01, 02, and 03. MARKUP is the file name extension. Example:

      2025-01-01-new-years-is-coming.md
      2025-01-01-new-years-is-coming-01.png
      2025-01-01-new-years-is-coming-02.gif
      2025-01-01-new-years-is-coming-03.pdf

     Use HTML tags to insert a figure that is stored in the current directory (your-GitCode-id). Enter the figure name as the src value. Example:

      <img src = "./2025-01-01-new-years-is-coming-01.png">

  5. Committing your blog

      git add .
      git commit -m "<message>"
      git push origin <branch-name>

  6. Creating a PR

     Submit your PR by referring to https://docs.gitcode.com/docs/help/home/org_project/pullrequests/pr-create.

  7. Waiting for review and publishing