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HA!! You basically have to do nothing. Check it out.
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Just drop bin/vee somewhere, make sure it is in your path, and you are set to
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go!
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When vee is run for the first time, it will create the necessary files and
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directory that it needs. Note, this is done relative to `pwd` unless you use the
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'-d' option to specify a directory.
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Example first time:
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% vee -d /path/to/my/www/myblog -t "first post.."
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Autogenerated files and directories:
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1) ./.vee :: stores all entries in here
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2) ./vee.html :: entry index; the name
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can be controlled with "-i custom.html" or "-I" which is equivalent to "-i
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index.html"
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Manually created files vee looks for:
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1) ./.veerc :: custom config file
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2) vee-top.tpl and vee-bottom.tpl :: template files; other can be specifed
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with "-T" and "-B"
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Environmental variables vee looks at:
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1) "EDITOR" :: determines default editor; If not set, it will default to "vi" as
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seen via PATH
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