Update jekyll admin latest code into jekyll manager

[AquisTech]

Update jekyll admin latest code into jekyll manager

I wish to try jekyll-manager but it is on older version of jekyll. Also there are 200+ new commits in jekyll-admin. So think it will be a good idea to sync changes.

[ashmaroli]

@AquisTech Thank you for expressing interest in this project. However, as you can see from the size of Git merge-conflicts, the code here is significantly different from that in jekyll-admin.

Functionality-wise there isn't much of a difference between the two projects. The only notable difference being jekyll-manager exposes a couple of endpoints for themes and templates at source directory. All other features have been adapted into the parent project, jekyll-admin.

[AquisTech]

@AquisTech Thank you for expressing interest in this project. However, as you can see from the size of Git merge-conflicts, the code here is significantly different from that in jekyll-admin.

Functionality-wise there isn't much of a difference between the two projects. The only notable difference being jekyll-manager exposes a couple of endpoints for themes and templates at source directory. All other features have been adapted into the parent project, jekyll-admin.

@ashmaroli I saw a few nice features like the dashboard or drafts. Can you guide me on how to use them in jelyll-admin (if available there) Also jekyll-manager is great and if in some way in terms if feature it has additional features like drafts then I would like to use it and if possible with latest jekyll. I would not mind giving some support for updating dependency. Please advice

[ashmaroli]

Jekyll Admin doesn't have the endpoint for a dashboard, but there is support for drafts

[ashmaroli]

That said if you still wish to try this plugin out, you have the option to build the gem from source (if you're comfortable with managing Node dependencies and Ruby).

[AquisTech]

Jekyll Admin doesn't have the endpoint for a dashboard, but there is support for drafts

Thanks for the reference to Drafts feature.

[AquisTech]

That said if you still wish to try this plugin out, you have the option to build the gem from source (if you're comfortable with managing Node dependencies and Ruby).

I will fork and will give it a try