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To make it easier to deploy Lcat.dev website on platforms like Heroku, I think it would be better to just load the app's configuration file from a .env file using the python-dotenv library.

I think it is about string encoding in the database. This needs further investigation.

I want to make Lcat deployable via Docker.

To make it possible to insert mathematical formula, I think LaTeX rendering functionality should be added.

Background

Currently, there is no CSRF attack prevention scenario in the admin interface. Worst case scenario is that the CSRF vulnerability is utilized to change the administrator password.

Workaround

Implement some kind of token for each form request.

Current behavior of DataTables used in Lcat is rendering all log posts in one response. This is not a problem when dealing with only a small amount of data. It is also much simpler to set up.

A problem comes when the amount of log posts begin to pile up. Rendering it in one response will only make the experience slower.

This problem can be solved by making an API that will be utilized by DataTables to only fetch a partial amount of log posts. This will save some resource.

It would be better if there is a way to refer another log post in a log post. I don't know whether there should a custom markup code or something. I think it's also possible to do it without a custom markup code, just parse anything that looks like a UUID and render it as a link (of course, with caching).

I think it would be great to have a short-link feature. The feature will be configurable through the admin interface. This means a new model, a new set of templates, and a new set of tests.

This issue may also occur in other Chromium-based browsers.

Lcat.dev is my personal blog CMS. But, if someone would want to use it as their own personal blog, it would be nice to make the website title and description customizable.

I am interested in Web 3.0. I just don't know where to implement it here.

If you have any ideas, feel free to post it here.

The title is currently displayed as plaintext. In my opinion, it would be nicer if the title can be formatted/styled using Markdown.

Use the LogPost model but add is_page modifier.

I think that there should be a way to limit the viewable recent post.

The easiest way to implement this feature is by adding a config parameter (perhaps with the name recent_post_limit?).

It would be nice if there is a feature that allows a log post to be unlisted but still accessible for those who know the link.