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README.md

Seal Blog Post Generator

Generate any number of blog posts about seals!

Why Seals?

It's an in-joke.

What's all this code?

  • generate/
    • generateSealPosts.hs
      • A Haskell script that checks the website/posts folder and creates a blog post for every day from 1998 until the current date. There you will find the adjective lists if you think of more words to describe seals.
  • dist/
    • Place for the Haskell build artifacts to go.

These seals need more adjectives

In config.dhall you'll find two lists of adjectives. For the repo and add your own! Editing dhall config files does not require recompilation of the Haskell executable!

Recent work

  • Should running the generate function replace existing posts, or not? Probably not.
    • But need to split out the archive build vs the incremental post creation.