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Category aware next attribute for a Jekyll post
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module Jekyll | |
class CategoryAwareNextGenerator < Generator | |
safe true | |
priority :high | |
def generate(site) | |
site.categories.each_pair do |category_name, posts| | |
posts.sort! { |a, b| b <=> a } | |
posts.each do |post| | |
position = posts.index post | |
if position && position < posts.length - 1 | |
category_next = posts[position + 1] | |
else | |
category_next = nil | |
end | |
post.data["#{category_name}_next"] = category_next unless category_next.nil? | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
end |
I guess it is, you have to ask someone who is familiar with Jekyll. I haven't worked with it for almost 8 years, so I'm of no help.
Oh, ok, thank you! Later I will try to implement it.
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Hi! Is it possible to adapt this code to follow the order of the posts (configured in the front-matter)?
I use this in the loop:
{%- assign sorted_posts = site.categories['category'] | sort: 'order' -%}
And this in the front-matter:
sort: 57