INSTALL

Un-archive in a/the/your Webserver directory, double check file permissions; 
file wordbash.cgi need execute, for comments to be saved the path meta/cmts/ 
and the file meta/cmts/.cmts write.

Testing

To test this code without a server it can be run interactively by:

	$ cd [path-to-wordbash]
	$ bash -i
	$ . ./B.sh
	$ help

Currently though, the help files/documentation is incomplete.

Files

    .
    ├───libs
    ├───meta
    │   ├───cats
    │   │   ├───default
    │   │   └───WordBash
    │   ├───cmts
    │   │   ├───1
    │   │   ├───2
    │   │   ├───3
    │   │   └───4
    │   ├───help
    │   ├───pags
    │   ├───psts
    │   └───tags
    │       ├───bash
    │       └───WordBash
    └───them
        └───wp

`libs` has most of the code. `them` is the Theme-code (HTML templates). (I like 
the number four.) `meta` is kind of superfluous, but it's the "everything else 
is data" directory: `pags` has the "Pages" and `psts` has the "Posts"; `cmts` 
is for post comments; `cats` and `tags` are wasteful, Wordpress shtuff.

The Admin code is not in this release, but all it does is to create a "Post" 
or a "Page" not unlike what WP Admin does -- it just stores data in files. 
Just think of a post as a markdown formated text file.

How this all works is documented in the posts.

