`pyssg.presets.blog`

blog preset: a ready-to-use blog.

Like the :mod:pyssg.presets.docs preset, this returns a fully populated :class:~pyssg.Config so the basic user writes a one-line pyssg.config.py::

from pyssg.presets import blog
config = blog(site={"title": "My Blog"}, base_url="https://example.com")

Convention: posts live under content/posts/. They are collected into a posts collection, sorted newest-first by their date frontmatter, and paginated; page 1 is the site home (/) and page N is /page/N/. Override posts_route/posts_per_page to taste, or pass extra_plugins to append your own plugins without losing the defaults.

`blog(*, site: dict[str, object] | None = None, base_url: str = '', content_dir: str = 'content', output_dir: str = 'dist', layout: str | Path | None = None, posts_dir: str = 'posts', posts_route: str = '/', posts_per_page: int = 5, highlight_style: str = 'default', rss_title: str | None = None, extra_plugins: Iterable[Plugin] | None = None) -> Config`

Build a :class:Config for a blog.

Posts are documents under content/<posts_dir>/; they are collected, sorted newest-first by date, and paginated at posts_route with posts_per_page per page. layout defaults to the built-in blog theme.