Taxonomies

[theorangepotato]

This adds support for taxonomies to Minimal Academic, as requested in issue #1. The last commit, which adds RSS links to taxonomy pages, is very optional, I just stylistically prefer it.

[Programazing]

@theorangepotato If someone was to implement this how would they use it? Does it display tags on a post page? Does it show a list page of the taxonomies and which blog posts use them?

[theorangepotato]

These are good questions, sorry I didn't make this more clear. Currently, this is a pretty minimal implementation of taxonomies. There is no global declaration of categories or tags, but each post has its categories/tags listed in the metadata. These taxonomies are displayed in the post metadata next to the date, so they would appear both in lists (like /blog) and at the top of posts. For example, your post's markdown metadata could include:

categories:
- test
tags:
- one
- two

which would then look like this:

Now, if you click on any of those taxonomy links, for instance test, it would take you to a taxonomy page that lists all posts with that taxonomy.

This would allow you to group posts together, but would not be a very intrusive feature. Currently there are no meta taxonomy pages (pages that list all categories/tags), though that could be a feature that is implemented, if there is the desire.

Hopefully that answers all of your questions.

[Programazing]

Ahh, I see where I went wrong now.

I was using categories: "test" not

categories:
- test

[theorangepotato]

Ah, yeah, that makes sense. There are several formats, and the one you tried is the TOML syntax to define new taxonomies (like, in addition to contegories and tags).

The default minimal-academic frontmatter is YAML, though.