@vuepress/plugin-blog

# Client API

TIP

We strongly recommend that you read the Getting Started section before using Client API.

# $pagination

WARN

Note that if you're accessing $pagination at a route which doesn't match any classification, the value of $pagination will be null.

So when you develop layout components, you need to verify that $pagination exists.

# $pagination.pages

Matched pages for current route. example:

[
  { "relativePath": "b.md", "path": "/b.html" ... },
  { "relativePath": "a.md", "path": "/a.html" ... },
]

# $pagination.length

Length of current paginations.

# $pagination.hasPrev

Whether previous pagination page exists.

Link of previous pagination page.

# $pagination.hasNext

Whether next pagination page exists.

Link of next pagination page.

Get specific pagination page via page number.

TIP

You can use this function to custom the pagination component as the internal <Pagnination /> component.

# $frontmatterKey

if you create a Frontmatter Classifier as follows:

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    [
      '@vuepress/blog',
      {
        frontmatters: [
          {
            // Unique ID of current classification
            id: 'tag',
            // Decide that the frontmatter keys will be grouped under this classification
            keys: ['tag'],
            // Path of the `entry page` (or `list page`)
            path: '/tag/',
            // Layout of the `entry page`
            layout: 'Tag',
          },
        ],
      },
    ],
  ],
}

Then this plugin will inject a $frontmatterKey object to the prototype of Vue, so you can use it directly at your layout component (<Tag />).

# $frontmatterKey.list

Get the list of matched frontmatter classifier types.

The interface is as follows:

type FrontmatterKeyList = Array<{
  name: string;
  path: string;
  pages: Array<VuePressPage>;
}>

You can re-read the Frontmatter Classifier to see the live example of tag.

Multiple Frontmatter Classifiers

If you create two frontmatter classifiers, e.g. tag and category, then in /tag/ route, the $frontmatterKey will automatically point to tag, while in /category/, it will point to category.

This variable is essentially designed to generalize the list page of frontmatter keys

# $service

# $service.comment

# $service.comment.enabled

Whether comment is enabled.

# $service.comment.service

Get the comment service

# $service.email

# $service.email.enabled

Whether email (newsletter) service is enabled.

# $service.feed

# $service.feed.rss

whether RSS feed is enabled.

# $service.feed.atom

whether Atom feed is enabled.

# $service.feed.json

whether JSON feed is enabled.