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Add "Jekyll Plugins" category under "Content Management & Blogging"#1010

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Add "Jekyll Plugins" category under "Content Management & Blogging"#1010
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references rubytoolbox/rubytoolbox#608

  • Add 144 Jekyll Plugins under the category 'Jekyll Plugins'.

This looked like a fun and easy task to pick up, but a query of RubyGems showed there were over 2,000 gems that matched jekyll. I filtered for ones with more than 8,000 downloads, and updated after 2022, which gave me 788.

Before I go through and copy all those over, do y'all still want this issue from 2020? Would this be mergeable if I finished it? Do you have any advice or guidance to build this list more efficiently or gems you might not want included?

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skatkov commented Sep 26, 2025

I'm not the maintainer, but this is def something that would be nice to see in toolbox.

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