# Personal Blog A small static personal blog. No build step, no backend — plain HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript. ## Pages - `index.html` — home page - `reading.html` — reading list page (curated links grouped by category, rendered from `data/reading-list.js`) - `contact.html` — contact page (opens the visitor's mail client with the form fields pre-filled via a `mailto:` link) ## Reading list The reading list is a single data file: `data/reading-list.js`. The page code renders whatever is in it, so it can grow to hundreds of entries without code changes. To add a link, edit `data/reading-list.js` only — add an entry with a `title`, a `url`, a `category`, and an optional one-line `note`: ```js { category: "Engineering", title: "A new article", url: "https://example.com/article", note: "Optional one-liner shown under the title.", }, ``` Categories appear on the page in the order they are first used; entries keep the order they are listed in. ## Development Serve the directory with any static file server, e.g.: ```sh python3 -m http.server 8000 ``` Then open . ## Tests Tests use Node's built-in test runner (no dependencies to install): ```sh npm test ``` ## Project layout ```text index.html Home page reading.html Reading list page contact.html Contact page css/style.css Global + responsive styles data/reading-list.js Curated reading list data (edit to add links) js/mailto.js Pure mailto: URL builder (unit tested) js/contact.js Contact form wiring (browser + tests) js/reading-list.js Reading list renderer: data file -> grouped HTML (tested) tests/ Node built-in test suite .gitea/workflows/ ci.yml runs `npm test` on PRs and pushes to main ```