The post scheduler is a serverless project that gives static site owners the ability to schedule posts (or other site content).
It works with any static site setup (Jekyll, Hugo, Phenomic, Gatsby, etc.)
How does it work?
- A GitHub webhook fires when pull requests (aka new posts) are updated.
- If the pull request comment has a comment matching
schedule(MM/DD/YYYY H:MM pm)and the person is a collaborator on the project, the post gets scheduled for you. - A serverless cron job runs every hour to check if a post is ready to be published
- When the post is ready to be published, the cron function automatically merges the branch into
master, and your site, if you have CI/CD built-in, will redeploy itself.
To cancel scheduled posts, delete the scheduled comment, and it will unschedule the branch.
Github Webhook Architecture Overview
Cron Job Architecture Overview
