Hexo renderer plugin for emacs org-mode.

Getting Started Guide

• Installation
• Options
  • For highlight.js user
  • For htmlize user
  • Full options documentation
• Create Post
• Front-matters
• Tutorials
• Q & A
  • Which org-mode version do you use ?
  • How to add Read more button ?
  • How to install my emacs theme
  • Can I clean cachedir when use hexo clean ?
  • How can I add line-number on src-block ?
  • I don’t want to use emacs daemon
  • Can I drag and drop image to org files ?

Switch to your hexo blog directory and run:

npm install https://github.com/coldnew/hexo-renderer-org#master --save

Then restart your hexo server.

You can configure this plugin in _config.yml according to the backend you want to use.

If highlight.js is enough for you, here’s the minimal config:

org:
  emacs: 'emacs'
  emacsclient: 'emacsclient'

If you want to use emacs’s htmlize to syntax highlight your code block, you can use this config instead:

org:
  emacs: 'emacs'
  emacsclient: 'emacsclient'
  htmlize: true       # <--- for htmlize user, this MUST set true
  theme: 'leuven'

Some options may not uesed on above example, here’s the doc:

Create source/_posts/foobar.org with followin content:

#+TITLE: Hello World
#+DATE: <2017-03-05 Sun 08:52>
#+LAYOUT: post
#+CATEGORIES: org-mode
#+TAGS: hexo, org-mode

Welcome to [[https://github.com/coldnew/hexo-renderer-org][coldnew/hexo-renderer-org]]!

#+HTML: <!-- more -->

You also can add some code block:

#+BEGIN_SRC js
  console.log("hi");
#+END_SRC

org-mode has it’s own way to describe the front-matter.

To insert date in org-mode, the default keybinding is C-c ., you can also use C-u C-c . instead.

For more tutorials, please see:

• Getting started with hexo and org-mode

This renderer ONLY support org-mode 9.x syntax, be careful there’s some conflict with org-mode 9.x and 8.x.

If you really want to use org-mode 8.x, here’s the guide.

Place #+HTML: <!-- more --> in where you would like to add a Read more.

If the emacs theme you want to use is not installed by default, you can setup the _config.yml

For example, if we want to use moe-theme for your code block, we need to edit _config.yml like this:

org:
  # skip ...
  theme: 'moe-dark'
  user_config: './emacs/init.el'

Then add following code to your ./emacs/init.el.

;; install moe-theme and use it
(package-install 'moe-theme)
(require 'moe-theme)

If you want to make hexo clean work with hexo-renderer-org, you can setup your _config.yml.

org:
  # skip ...
  clean_cache: true

Note that the emacs-lisp cache in cachedir will be kept after hexo clean, you can manually remove it if you want to re-fetch all emacs-lisp plugin.

You can add following to your _config.yml to make line-number display on your src-block globally:

org:
  # Make src-block has line-number (this won't make effect on example-block)
  line_number: true

Or use org-mode’s standard method to add line-number manually:

#+BEGIN_SRC js -n
   console.log("This is line 1")
#+END_SRC

If you still want to use CodeFalling/hexo-renderer-org method, which start emacs process to render post instead of using emacs daemon, you can switch to emacs process by setting _config.xml

org:
  # disable use emacs server by set 'false'
  daemonize: false

Yes, first you need to install org-download to your emacs.

Then add following to .dir-locals.el at the top of your hexo project:

((nil .
      ((eval .
             (progn

               ;; make drag-and-drop image save in the same name folder as org file
               ;; ex: `aa-bb-cc.org' then save image test.png to `aa-bb-cc/test.png'
               (defun my-org-download-method (link)
                 (let ((filename
                        (file-name-nondirectory
                         (car (url-path-and-query
                               (url-generic-parse-url link)))))
                       (dirname (file-name-sans-extension buffer-file-name) ))
                   ;; if directory not exist, create it
                   (unless (file-exists-p dirname)
                     (make-directory dirname))
                   ;; return the path to save the download files
                   (expand-file-name filename dirname)))

               ;; only modify `org-download-method' in this project
               (setq-local org-download-method 'my-org-download-method)

               )))))