iinter.me

• Next.js
• Tailwind CSS
• Vercel

Run locally

git clone https://github.com/inttter/iinter.me.git
cd iinter.me
npm install
npm run dev

How to automatically update a post's last updated time

When you make changes to a post, whether it'd be text updates or fixes, you should update the lastUpdated field in the YAML frontmatter. This gets displayed at the bottom of the post's page in the DD/MM/YY HH:MM format.

To update the field for a specific post automatically, run the following script, replacing [file] with the name of the file in the content directory containing the post:

npm run last-updated -- content/[file].md

If done correctly, you should get an output like this example below, with the date and time in UTC:

# [FILE PATH] will be replaced with the file path you have the post in.
# [FILE] will be replaced with the name of the post file. 
✔  Date updated to 16/08/24 13:15 in [FILE PATH]\content\[file].md!

If you run this script correctly and you get this warning:

WARN  No changes were made to the file.
      This is possibly because:
      - The current time is the same as the time in the field currently.
      - The current format of lastUpdated is invalid (it should be DD/MM/YY HH:MM).
      Check the lastUpdated field in the frontmatter or try again when the next minute rolls around.
      See the website repository for more information: https://github.com/inttter/iinter.me.

You can do two things:

• Make sure that the lastUpdated field is in the format of DD/MM/YY HH:MM. For example, but not limited to this:

  lastUpdated: 16/08/2024 13:15 # ❌ Invalid
  lastUpdated: 16/08/24 13:15 # ✅ Valid

or...

• Wait until the next minute to update the time. Running the script twice within the same minute on a file won't won't change anything since the time has not changed yet.

License

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Posts are also licensed under the MIT License, but content inside of these posts may be subject to other licenses.