Yes — and honestly, that’s the **right way to do it**. Let’s make sure you do it in a way that doesn’t bite you later. --- # ✅ The correct approach You’re going to use GitHub as a **static asset host**. But not raw GitHub links — use **jsDelivr CDN** on top of your repo. --- # 🧩 Folder structure (what you already started) Inside your repo: ```bash quiettype/ ├── core/ │ └── quiettype.css ├── components/ │ ├── microblog-feed.css │ └── microblog-feed.js ``` --- # 🚀 How to load them (this is the important part) ## ❌ Do NOT use ```html https://github.com/username/repo/blob/main/... ``` ## ❌ Avoid (works, but not ideal) ```html https://raw.githubusercontent.com/... ``` ## ✅ Use jsDelivr ```html https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/USERNAME/REPO@main/components/microblog-feed.css https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/USERNAME/REPO@main/components/microblog-feed.js ``` --- # 💡 Example (drop into BearBlog) ### CSS ```html <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/USERNAME/REPO@main/components/microblog-feed.css"> ``` ### JS ```html <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/USERNAME/REPO@main/components/microblog-feed.js" defer></script> ``` --- # ⚠️ One gotcha (this WILL happen eventually) jsDelivr caches aggressively. So if you update your file and nothing changes: ## Fix it with versioning ```html ...@main/components/microblog-feed.css?v=2 ``` or better: ```html ...@commit-hash/components/microblog-feed.css ``` --- # 🧠 Why this setup is powerful (for your workflow) This gives you: ### 1. **Centralized control** - Update once → all sites update ### 2. **Perfect fit for QuietType** - Core = stable - Components = modular + swappable ### 3. **Codex-ready** Later you can say: > “modify microblog-feed component” And it’s isolated. Clean. Surgical. --- # 🔥 Bonus (this is very you) You can turn this into: ```bash /components/ microblog-feed/ index.css index.js README.md ``` Now each component becomes: - documented - reusable - versionable --- # 🧠 One design-level check (before you go live) Make sure: - Your CSS file contains **only `.qt-*` classes** - No global overrides - No `body`, `a`, etc. That keeps QuietType from drifting. --- # ✅ Bottom line Yes — host it on GitHub Yes — serve it via jsDelivr No — don’t touch core for this --- When you’ve got it wired up, tell me what it looks like. Then we’ll tighten spacing + typography so it feels like it was *always part of QuietType*, not something you bolted on.