ERB.new("----By default `mkmatter new` will run you through making a jekyll post.\n----You can specify the type of content you want to make with the `--type` flag.\n----See that below.\n--\n`mkmatter new --type=page` will run you through making a jekyll page.\nGiven the above options/flags you can either output the 'front matter'\nto STDOUT, or to a file. \noutputs your front matter, or whether to mark it as published.\n--\n`mkmatter new` will run you through making a jekyll post.\nGiven the above options/flags you can modify how the script\noutputs your front matter, and whether to mark it as published,\nor as a draft and move it into `_drafts`.\n--\n<%= Paint['NOTES', 'green', :bold] %>:\n--By default Jekyll will publish a post if `published` is omitted in\n--the front matter. So if you omit `--publish` you will publish,\n--so you have to explicitly use --no-publish to set \n--`<%= HighLine.color('published', :yellow) %>: <%= HighLine.color('false', :yellow, :bold) %>`\n--in the front matter.\n--\n`mkmatter new --type=LAYOUT_TYPE` will run you through making a page using a custom\nlayout type. This is useful for making a page that is not a post or a page. \n--\n--Examples of this include:\n----A bulma-clean-theme showcase page (--type=showcase)\n----A bulma-clean-theme recipe page (--type=recipe)\n----A bulma-clean-theme products page (--type=products)\n"
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