wesandClaude Opus 4.8
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- buildNavTree: every non-draft page nested by vault folder; folders link to their (real or synthetic) index page and take its title when set - NavTree component: recursive details/summary tree, no JS — folders on the current path render open, current page gets aria-current styling - layout: sticky left sidebar >=72rem, flows after the footer as a site index on narrow screens Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
garden-astro
Astro rebuild of the digital garden at garden.c0smere.net, replacing
Quartz v4. Content stays in the Obsidian vault (Digital_Garden/ folder);
this repo is only the rendering pipeline.
URL compatibility
Built to be a drop-in replacement — every URL on the live Quartz site resolves identically here (verified against the live sitemap, 102/102):
- case preserved, spaces become
-, hyphens/em-dashes kept - leaf pages:
/Folder/Note-Name(build.format: 'file'+ nginxtry_files $uri $uri.html) - folder indexes:
/Folder/(fromFolder/index.md, or a synthetic listing page when no index exists)
Obsidian compatibility (src/lib/remark-obsidian.mjs)
[[wikilinks]]with aliases/anchors, resolved vault-path-first then by basename; unresolved links degrade to plain text![[image embeds]]and relativeboth rewrite to flat/assets/<name>URLs;scripts/copy-assets.mjsresolves the files (Digital_Garden first, then vault-wide) and copies them in at build time> [!type]callouts, KaTeX math, mermaid (lazy-loaded client-side only on pages that use it), shiki dual light/dark themesdraft:frontmatter excluded, including Quartz-style quoted"true"
Build
GARDEN_CONTENT=/path/to/vault/Digital_Garden npm run build
Defaults to the kotov vault copy. On cyrion use deploy/build.sh
(containerized node:24, vault mounted read-only), then
docker compose -f deploy/docker-compose.yml up -d serves dist/ on
port 18100 (garden-next.c0smere.net while staging).
Homepage extras
src/pages/index.astro renders the vault's index.md and appends the
bandwidth odometer, fed by https://api.c0smere.net/bandwidth/odometer.
The widget animates at the lifetime average rate from a fetched baseline —
it never reflects live throughput, and hides itself if the API is down.