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All regular paths directly correspond to a page except with .html instead of .md. There are also special pathss
Special paths start at the base with an underscore.
The following are general purpose
/_all/<path to directory>: See all pages in that directory/_blog and /_blog/<number>: The respective blog page if applicable/_help: This page/_history/<path to page>: See the history on that page/_id/<page id>: Forward to a given ID/_login and /_logout/_random: Go to a random page/_randomlinks: Get a list of random items. Can also add ?N=<N> to control how many return (within limits)/_search: Search/_sitemap: See the sitemap even if there are blogged entries/_tags and /_tag/<tag>: See all tags or pages for a specific tagQueries are things like ?q=<value>.
For general paths:
?rev=<git commit hash>: Go to a specific git hash?date=<date>: Go to the page on or before the specified date. Note that it uses git's log --before which will show the latest if it cannot properly parse?refresh=true: Reread the page directory and not from the databaseThere are some other specific one for special paths. Some include:
sitemap=true: This only matters for the home when blogged. It makes it still show the sitemapWhen viewing a specific revision of a page, if configured, there will be [@rev] on all internal links. If not, it must be done manually. For example, if /path/to/a/page.html?rev=f080cf73 has a link to /path/to/other.html, then manually add ?rev=f080cf73 to the URL.
Sometimes pages may be at different commits but clearly are modified around the same time. For example, if you are viewing /path/to/a/page.html?rev=f080cf73, at the top it may say:
You are viewing revision
f080cf73from 2019-09-23 10:49:05 -0600.
You can instead see /path/to/other.html at a date close to it such as /path/to/other.html?date=2019-09-23 which will be any time on that day. Note that this uses git log --before to parse. If it cannot parse the date, it will show the latest.
The search engine is not perfect but should provide a useful enough result. Note that order is considered in ranking the results. Quotes can also be used to enforce a grouping of items.
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