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Sorry but this is anything but simple to me. I consider my own static site generator [1] much simpler than this. Around 250 SLOC with 4 dependencies (markdown2
by oxalorg 1y ago
Sorry but this is anything but simple to me.
I consider my own static site generator [1] much simpler than this. Around 250 SLOC with 4 dependencies (markdown2, pyyaml, jinja2, Pygments)
[1]: https://github.com/oxalorg/genox https://github.com/oxalorg/genox
- oneshtein 1y agoI use one line static site generator: for I in *.md; do pandoc "$I" --template=template.html --metadata title="My Site" -o "${I%.md}.html"; done
- 0xbadcafebee 1y agoCame here to post this too. Pandoc and a few lines of shell, all you need. Here is a super fancy Makefile: CONTENT_DIR := content BUILD_DIR := public MD_FILES := $(shell find $(CONTENT_DIR) -name '*.md') HTML_OUT := $(patsubst $(CONTENT_DIR)/%.md,$(BUILD_DIR)/%.html,$(MD_FILES)) .PHONY: all clean assets serve all: $(HTML_OUT) assets assets: @mkdir -p $(BUILD_DIR) && cp -a static/style.css $(BUILD_DIR)/ $(BUILD_DIR)/%.html: $(CONTENT_DIR)/%.md templates/default.html site.yaml @mkdir -p $(dir $@) pandoc --standalone --from gfm --to html5 \ --template=templates/default.html \ --metadata-file=site.yaml \ --toc --toc-depth=3 \ -o $@ $< Ask ChatGPT, it'll spit out the rest (sample posts, template, CSS, YAML, Makefile, etc)
- masfuerte 1y agopandoc is awesome. As well as standard markdown it can handle syntax highlighting, convert LaTeX equations to MathML and much else besides.