Overview
Jekyll JSON Feed Templates provide an efficient way to render JSON feeds for your Jekyll blog while adhering to the JSONFeed specifications. This set of Liquid templates allows for flexible customization and organization of your content, ensuring that your blog can present information in a modern, structured format that is both user-friendly and compliant with current web standards. The suite of features is designed to cater to various content delivery needs, from showcasing recent posts to organizing them by category or tag.
These templates not only enhance the way users can interact with your blog but also streamline the process of managing and generating feeds. With easy setup instructions and helpful customization options, Jekyll JSON Feed Templates are a must-have for bloggers looking to expand their audience and improve user engagement.
Features
- Multiple Feed Types: Generate various types of feeds including feed.json for recent posts, feed.category.json for specific categories, and feed.tag.json for individual tags.
- External Linking Support: The feed.links.json feature allows you to curate posts that contain links to external websites, making it simple to create helpful linked lists.
- Articles Filtering: The feed.articles.json option filters out any articles linking to external sites, perfect for focusing solely on your original content.
- Easy Configuration: Customizing your Jekyll feed is straightforward with an edited _config.yml file that adds useful site variables like author, title, and description.
- Simple Implementation: Just copy the desired JSON feed file to your root directory, run Jekyll, and a properly formatted feed will be available in your _site folder.
- RSS Compatibility: For those who also want an RSS feed, the templates work seamlessly alongside the original jekyll-rss-feeds project.
- User-Friendly Variables: The inclusion of site-level variables in the templates allows for easy reference, enhancing design flexibility while developing your blog layouts.
