Hakuba

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svelte
vite
tailwind

Hakuba

A fast blog starter that reads data off GitHub Discussions.

Overview:

Hakuba is a blog starter that fetches data from GitHub Discussions and renders blog pages from them. It is designed for fast performance and allows for easy deployment of a blog without worrying about code updates.

Features:

  • Fast blog starter
  • Reads data from GitHub Discussions
  • Easy deployment with recommended hosting services
  • Separate data and code structure
  • Configurable through environment variables or discussion settings
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