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Nimbus Narratives is a minimal, accessible personal blog theme built with Astro, Preact, and TailwindCSS that converts Markdown and MDX posts into a static site with RSS, sitemap, and OpenGraph support.
Nimbus Narratives is a personal blog starter template that runs on the Astro static site generator. It takes Markdown or MDX files placed in the src/content directory and builds a complete blog into the dist folder. The template uses Preact for interactive components and TailwindCSS for styling, and is maintained by GitHub user abdllahdev. The project structure follows Astro conventions with separate folders for components, content, layouts, and pages.
Nimbus Narratives is aimed at individuals who want a fast, SEO-friendly blog without building frontend infrastructure from scratch. Bloggers can publish in Markdown and get SEO, RSS, and sitemap features automatically. Developers can customize the Preact components and TailwindCSS styles to fit a personal brand. Technical writers can use MDX to embed interactive examples directly into posts.
Yes. Light and dark mode are built into the template, so visitors can toggle between color schemes.
The blog accepts Markdown and MDX files, giving you the choice between plain text posts and posts that embed Preact components.
Yes. RSS feed support is included by default, which lets readers subscribe to your latest posts.
After cloning the repository, run npm install to install dependencies, then npm run dev for a local dev server at localhost:3000. Use npm run build to produce a production build in ./dist.
