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Steampress Fluent Postgres provides Fluent PostgreSQL adapters for SteamPress to allow you to use SteamPress with a PostgreSQL database.

Add the package to yourPackage.swift dependencies:

dependencies:[...,.package(name:"SteampressFluentPostgres", url:"https://github.com/brokenhandsio/steampress-fluent-postgres.git", from:"1.0.0"),]

Inconfigure.swift add the SteamPress Fluent Postgres provider:

import SteampressFluentPostgres// ...letprovider=SteamPressFluentPostgresProvider()try services.register(provider)

You also need to add the migrations for the different database models to yourMigrationConfig:

varmigrations=MigrationConfig()// ...migrations.add(model:BlogTag.self, database:.psql)migrations.add(model:BlogUser.self, database:.psql)migrations.add(model:BlogPost.self, database:.psql)migrations.add(model:BlogPostTagPivot.self, database:.psql)// This will create an admin user so you can log in! The password will be printed out when created.migrations.add(migration:BlogAdminUser.self, database:.psql)services.register(migrations)

This ensures the tables are created for use next time your app boots up.

For details on how to use SteamPress and the required templates see the mainSteamPress README.

You can configure the provider with the following optional configuration options:

• blogPath - the path to add the blog to. For instance, if you pass in"blog", your blog will be accessible athttp://mysite.com/blog/, or leave this out your blog will be added to the root of your site (i.e.http://mysite.com/)
• feedInformation: Information to vend to the RSS and Atom feeds. Defaults to empty information.
• postsPerPage: The number of posts to show per page on the main index page of the blog and the user and tag pages. Defaults to 10.
• enableAuthorsPages: Flag used to determine whether to publicly expose the authors endpoints or not. Defaults to true.
• enableTagsPages: Flag used to determine whether to publicy expose the tags endpoints or not. Defaults to true.