Post Count #230
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If I wanted to create a custom page to show some stats is there a way to get the total post count? I must be missing something obvious: @(Outputs.FromPipeline(nameof(Content)).Flatten().FilterSources($"posts/*")).Count()
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For each Year I have, which works great. @* Years Count *@
@foreach(IGrouping<int, IDocument> group in Outputs
.FromPipeline(nameof(Content))
.Flatten()
.FilterSources($"posts/*")
.GroupBy(x => x.GetDateTime(WebKeys.Published).Year)
.OrderByDescending(x => x.Key))
{
<h1 class="bg-dark text-light p-2">@group.Key <span class="postCount">@group.Count()</span></h1>
} |
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Your initial code looks correct, bar an incorrect bracket placement. We can rewrite it as: @(
Outputs.FromPipeline(
nameof(Content)
)
.Flatten()
.FilterSources($"posts/*")
)
.Count()Moving that penultimate closing bracket to after the count call should resolve the issue, like so: @(Outputs.FromPipeline(nameof(Content)).Flatten().FilterSources($"posts/*").Count()) |
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D’oh, thanks for spotting that! |
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Your initial code looks correct, bar an incorrect bracket placement. We can rewrite it as:
Moving that penultimate closing bracket to after the count call should resolve the issue, like so: