linkyee-plugin-builder

To add dynamic build-time data to your link page, you can generate a custom Ruby plugin that fetches external API values and injects them into Liquid templates as accessible variables during the site build process.

Yes, rendering RSS feed items is possible by scaffolding a Ruby plugin that fetches feed data and automatically wires the injected variables into your config.yml, exposing them to your themed Liquid templates safely.

Integrating GitHub activity summaries involves generating a build-time Ruby plugin that fetches your activity data and exposes it to templates as a named variable, allowing dynamic sections to render during the build process.

linkyee supports custom Ruby plugins by scaffolding them into the plugins directory, handling ENV-based secrets securely, integrating with config.yml, and verifying correctness through a build-time run to ensure safe execution.

If a plugin fails to fetch external data, it is designed to execute safely without raising errors that break the build, ensuring your link page still generates correctly even when dynamic data sources are unavailable.

No, manual template editing is unnecessary because the plugin automatically wires fetched JSON API values into config.yml, allowing your themed templates to reference the injected variables directly in the correct Liquid spots.