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Publish a blog directly from Markdown in a public GitHub repository

plok.sh turns Markdown files in a public GitHub repository into a blog. Users add a blog folder, write posts as Markdown, and visit a generated address based on their username and repository. Post titles, dates, and descriptions can be set through frontmatter, while changes pushed to GitHub appear on the published site automatically.
An optional configuration file controls themes, fonts, navigation details, and analytics. Users can also add shared headers and footers or create a separate links page. No plok.sh account or API key is required. The service supports public repositories and hosted plok.sh addresses, making it useful for personal writing, project notes, tutorials, or changelogs.
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