[Feature Request] Recursively add articles in content/posts

[sauricat]

I am thinking of the possibility of dividing articles into content/posts into smaller separate directories, such as notifications & announcements, docs for one-among.us, docs for local community, etc.

The official implement of this requires manually adding items in content/.vitepress/config.ts, while thanks to 云依 we have a content/.vitepress/theme/utils/getPostList.ts.

about-site/content/.vitepress/theme/utils/getPostList.ts

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	const getPostList = (locale?: string) =>
	readdirSync(locale ? `./content/${locale}/posts` : './content/posts')
	.map((file) => {
	const [fileName, ext] = file.split('.');
	if (ext !== 'md') return null;
	const fileContent = readFileSync(
	locale ? `./content/${locale}/posts/${file}` : `./content/posts/${file}`,
	'utf-8',
	);
	const { metadata } = metadataParser(fileContent);
	if (!metadata?.title) return null;
	let date;
	if (metadata?.date) {
	date = Number(new Date(metadata.date));
	} else {
	date = statSync(
	locale ? `./content/${locale}/posts/${file}` : `./content/posts/${file}`,
	).ctimeMs;
	}
	return {
	text: metadata.title as string,
	link: locale ? `/${locale}/posts/${fileName}` : `/posts/${fileName}`,
	time: date,
	};
	})
	.filter((item) => item !== null)
	.sort((a, b) => b.time - a.time)
	.map(({ text, link }) => ({ text, link }));

What do you think about rewriting this? Also, there must be something to update accordingly in content/posts/index.vue.

about-site/content/posts/index.vue

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import { data as posts } from '../.vitepress/theme/utils/getPostList.data';

[sauricat]

Also, content/${locale}/posts.

[BeiyanYunyi]

pending.

[BeiyanYunyi]

content/.vitepress/theme/utils/getPostList.ts have been not used since getPostList.data.ts was introduced. Deleting it is safe.

[BeiyanYunyi]

What're you requesting for? A auto-generated sidebar, or make post list (such as content/zh-Hans/posts/index.vue) available in recurred folders?

The former has been implemented in #18.