Is the readme auto-generated? In the bottom it says "Made with [love-emoji] by [Your Name] [sic]" and it mentions a MIT license but there is no license file.
> without a lot of heavy dependencies
Is next.js, sharp, etc. not considered a heavy dependency these days?
Thanks, I just fixed that. And that part of the readme was generated.
The "no heavy dependencies" comment was from the standpoint of adding this to an existing NextJS app; if you just want a standalone blogging option, there are probably better choices.
Is the readme auto-generated? In the bottom it says "Made with [love-emoji] by [Your Name] [sic]" and it mentions a MIT license but there is no license file.
> without a lot of heavy dependencies
Is next.js, sharp, etc. not considered a heavy dependency these days?
Thanks, I just fixed that. And that part of the readme was generated.
The "no heavy dependencies" comment was from the standpoint of adding this to an existing NextJS app; if you just want a standalone blogging option, there are probably better choices.
Some real-life examples of what the blog posts look like:
https://youtubetranscriptoptimizer.com/blog