publish: true instead of draft: false.

[benstigsen]

This is a very minor thing, but I'm wondering if it's possible to invert the logic check, for whether or not to publish something.
I could do something like this:

site.data('draft', true);

And then explicitely set draft: false in my documents. This works.. But I'd like to specify it with another keyword, like publish: true.

This is the first thing I tried doing:

site.process([".md"], (files) => {
  if (!file.data.publish) {
    file.data.draft = true;
  }
}

I've also tried to splice the files variable, to remove non-published files, but that does not seem to make a difference, due to what I assume means the file has also been "marked" for saving.

Maybe it's possible to do with events? But I don't quite see how. Anyways, just a question of practically no importance, other than my curiosity and very slight style preference. Lume seems great and really simple! Currently in the process of switching my Zola setup to Lume.

[oscarotero]

The draft=true pages are filtered in the load step, and site.process() is run after that, so it won't work.
You can use the filter_pages plugin.

[benstigsen]

Ah, that's perfect thank you!