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Setting up Hexo blog (Ubuntu server)

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This article provides instructions on how to set up a Hexo blog on a server, including the required server configuration and programs to install such as Nginx, Node.js, Git, and npm. The article also outlines the steps to install Hexo, initialize it, generate static files, and view the blog.

Setting up Hexo Blog#

1. Server Configuration#

Server Requirements#

Programs that need to be installed on the server

  • Nginx
  • Node.js (Node.js version should not be lower than 10.13, it is recommended to use Node.js 12.0 and above)
  • Git
  • npm (I didn't have the npm command after installing Node, so I had to install it myself)

Using Ubuntu server as an example

First, update the system

sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y
  1. Install Nginx
sudo apt install nginx
  1. Install Node.js
curl -fsSL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_20.x | sudo -E bash - &&\
sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
  1. Install Git
sudo apt-get install git
  1. Install npm
apt install npm

Install Hexo#

  1. Create a directory to store files
mkdir /var/hexo && cd /var/hexo
  1. Install Hexo
npm install -g hexo-cli
  1. Initialization

Go to the hexo folder created earlier and execute

hexo init jmlot
# Then a jmlot folder will be created, the blog files seem to be placed here
  1. Generate static files, an additional public folder will be created
hexo g

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Newly generated Public folder

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  1. View the blog
hexo s

Hexo Help Commands#

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The blog program has been set up and can run normally!

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