Daniel Heath

I think it'll need a configuration file to meaningfully support it. I propose the following format (with one or two wishful features like letsencrypt support): ``` defaults: cookieSecret: "EZUvlyegpu3+4t4cC2X3f7GzsLZ+wtST67qoLuErpugJz06ZIpdDHEjcMxR+XOLM" parentDataDir:...

If you're not bothered about formats I might do it with toml instead - easier on the eyes.

I think a CLI flag for 'show a prompt when clicking new' would be a reasonable way to do it (and a good first issue for someone with a little...

The format for twitter is pretty simple: `https://twitter.com/home?status=%20`, with both `TITLE` and `URL` url-encoded.

I figure it'd be like the 'list' page - a 'table' page where you can edit any tables live.

This has been changed to take you to the `/read` page if it's been published, and the `/view` page otherwise.

I've had success using https://github.com/jordansissel/fpm/ in the past. They have a fairly good tutorial at http://fpm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

Alternatively, looks like https://packager.io/plans/free might be an easier way to get them going.

EG in a rails template, I'd like to be able do to: ``` Content in an article search result container ``` The `css_module` helper is mostly straightforward to write, but...

That would work perfectly