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my-eleventy-site/ ├─ src/ │ ├─ _includes/ # layout & partial files │ └─ posts/ # markdown posts go here ├─ .eleventy.js # optional config (we’ll add it soon) ├─ package.json └─ node_modules/ Create a .eleventy.js in the project root to tell Eleventy where to look for content and where to output the generated site. eleventa full crack

Eleventy will automatically copy the src/assets folder because of the addPassthroughCopy we added earlier. Refresh the browser and you’ll see the styled page. | Platform | How to deploy | |----------|---------------| | GitHub Pages | Push the repo, then in the repo Settings → Pages, set Source to gh-pages branch. Use a GitHub Action that runs npm run build && git push origin _site:gh-pages . | | Netlify | Connect the repo, set the Build command to npm run build and the Publish directory to _site . Netlify auto‑detects Eleventy. | | Vercel | Same as Netlify – just add a vercel.json (optional) and set the output directory to _site . | | Static hosting (FTP, S3, Cloudflare Pages, etc.) | Upload the contents of the _site folder. No server‑side code needed. | | Platform | How to deploy | |----------|---------------|

That’s it! 🎉 You now have a fully‑functional blog post. | Part | Explanation | |------|-------------| | --- block | YAML front‑matter – tells Eleventy metadata about the page. | | title | Used in the <title> tag and can be referenced in layouts. | | date | Used for sorting, archives, and the readableDate filter. | | layout | The name of the layout file (relative to _includes ). | | tags | Handy for creating tag pages later ( collections ). | | excerpt | Custom field you can display on index pages. | | Content after the second --- | Standard Markdown that Eleventy will render into HTML. | 6️⃣ Run Eleventy Locally # Build once npm run build Netlify auto‑detects Eleventy

– Install Node → npm init -y → npm i @11ty/eleventy --save-dev → create an src/ folder, a posts/ sub‑folder, a Markdown file with front‑matter, run npx eleventy and you’ll have a static HTML page ready to deploy. 1️⃣ Prerequisites | What you need | Why it matters | |---------------|----------------| | Node.js (v18+ recommended) | Eleventy runs on Node. Install from https://nodejs.org/ (choose the LTS version). | | Git (optional but handy) | Version‑control your site, push to GitHub Pages, Netlify, Vercel, etc. | | A code editor (VS Code, Sublime, Neovim…) | For editing Markdown, config files and templates. | | A terminal / command prompt | To run the npm / Eleventy commands. | Tip: If you already have a project folder, you can skip the “init” steps and just npm i @11ty/eleventy there. 2️⃣ Scaffold a New Eleventy Project # 1️⃣ Make a fresh directory (or cd into an existing one) mkdir my-eleventy-site && cd my-eleventy-site