Edit the resume.json file to add new information.

This file follows the JSON format as seen in MegaResume. Here are some details about the expected JSON format.

pnpm new:blog {{name-of-the-article}}

• name-of-the-article should not have spaces

Cover photos

• place them in the public/blog/<blog-name> directory
• size: 1080 x 510

Blog images

• place them in the src/assets/blog/<blog-name> directory
• Images here will be processed by Astro

<div class="[info|warning|danger]">

Here's your text

Don't forget the spaces in the front and back. **Formatting works, too!**

</div>

1. Create a new YAML file (this filename is pretty much the slug of the tag)
2. Add a name property to the file
3. Add the tag filename to your blog posts in the tags array.

---
name: "Project title"
description: "A description of the project"
# optional
heroImage: "/projects/project-title/cover.png"
# published: true
# optional
tags:
  - "astro"
  - "javascript"
---

Cover photos

• place them in the public/projects/<project-name> directory
• size: 1080 x 510

Blog images

• place them in the src/assets/projects/<project-name> directory
• Images here will be processed by Astro

![Image alt text](@assets/blog/{{blog-title}}/{{image-name}})

You can automate screenshots for pages you want to check by using this command:

pnpm pw:screenshots

Check the screenshots directory for the screenshots and do your visual testing.

This creates a server that is close to the actual nickspatties.com site.

pnpm build # builds the assets
pnpm docker:build # builds the image
pnpm docker:run # runs the container with that image

This runs a Caddy server that serves my assets. To visit it, use the local IPv4 address http://127.0.0.1.

pnpm build
scp -r dist aws-ubuntu-t2micro:~
ssh aws-ubuntu-t2micro
sudo mv dist/* /var/www/html/

I'll need to configure this better to support a directory that the user actually has access to.

• /var/www/html directory to place built site assets
• /var/log/caddy/access.log Caddy server access logs
• /etc/caddy/Caddyfile Caddy server configuration