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   by malkosta 5y ago

   Hahaha cool!
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   by malkosta 5y ago

   Something like this does the job for you...basically applies the template and whatever metadata you give to the .md file. for file in *.md; do pandoc --quiet --template template.html $file -o "${file%.*}.html" done Bu
3. 93.▲
   by malkosta 5y ago

   for file in *.md; do pandoc --quiet --template layout.html $file -o "${file%.*}.html" done
4. 94.▲
   by malkosta 5y ago

   Here is the shortest I can get while keeping markdown support - 3 lines, with 1 dependency: for file in *.md; do pandoc --quiet --template layout.html $file -o "${file%.*}.html" done
5. 95.▲
   by malkosta 5y ago

   Here is my toy tool for this: https://alexxx.co/static-site-generator.html
6. 96.▲
   by malkosta 5y ago

   That's nice! Completely different approach...
7. 97.▲
   by malkosta 5y ago

   I liked!
8. 98.▲
   by malkosta 5y ago

   That's possible, not sure if I want. I would have to: 1. drop markdown support, and posts in HTML 2. find a way to parse HTML via regex, which is doable if I use a different notation than a tag for `<partial src=...` 3. use a langua
9. 99.▲
   by malkosta 5y ago

   How does it handle the most important part? <partial src="partials/layout.html"> My fancy content </partial>
10. 100.▲
    by malkosta 5y ago

    I wanted to be able to create new layouts without touching the precompiler. To rely only on HTML/CSS/Markdown to code the frontend. You can't code partials within the HTML file with your solution.
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    Thanks! That made it easier to handle this usecase: <partial src="partials/layout.html"> My fancy content </partial> Because I can use HTML parsers. But now I'm thinking of a way to remove a
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    Live Reload should be easy. I prefer pure CSS and pure HTML. But opened an exception for Markdown, for the sake of writing posts. I don't know what you mean by 1, I thought I achieved that with: <partial src="partials/
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    Yes. I'm looking to remove NodeJS dependency, but I will probably have to switch languages since JS itself doesn't let me read files from disk, to run the preprocessing.
14. 104.▲
    by malkosta 5y ago

    Yes I wanna get rid of all dependencies...just finding my way through it.
15. 105.▲
    by malkosta 5y ago

    Read Hugo/Wordpress documentation takes longer than write something like this. I got this blog running faster that I would if I had to learn a new tool.
16. 106.▲
    by malkosta 5y ago

    That's possible, not sure if I want. I would have to: 1. drop markdown support, and posts in HTML 2. find a way to parse HTML via regex, which is doable if I use a different notation than a tag for `<partial src=...` 3. use a langua
17. 107.▲
    by malkosta 5y ago

    Oh, good to know! I had no idea about this...
18. 108.▲
    by malkosta 5y ago

    Hey guys, I wrote this very simple SSG, and would like to receive feedback on how to simplify code. Also, I would be happy to fix any bug.
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    Static Site Generator in 86 Lines(alexxx.co)

    48 points by malkosta 5y ago|62 comments
20. 110.▲
    by malkosta 5y ago

    Nice! I’m looking for ideas to reduce LOC, but I’m resistant to learn template systems: either too complicated or don’t support markdown.
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    I replaced Hugo with 80 lines of code. https://alexxx.co/static-site-generator.html Features partial templates, markdown/html, mustache variables, html prettified, dead simple. PS.: please give me ideas to reduce LOC o
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    Manjaro i3wm version is just like this. It’s out there for years, so it’s more mature. Also, it is built on top of arch linux, so it’s much less bloated, and you get the arch linux guides which are the easiest and most polished I’ve found o
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    mod + 1: toggle Firefox mod + 2: toggle Terminal That’s the most useful I have.
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    I really like DWM: https://git.suckless.org/dwm/ If you have a Linux machine, you can compile and install manually by just following the instructions on the README. Then you can customize the window manager by copying
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    - workout 3x/week - publish 5 libs developed at workplace - write blog posts about some crazy optimizations we did to get attention and boost hiring - kite wave at least once a month - live with $1000/month, save and invest everyt
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    > Functional programming is less popular because no major successful platform has adopted a functional language as the preferred language. WhatsApp backend is written in Erlang. A large part of the world's telecom infra is written i
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    Is it possible to send a file via Bluetooth yet?
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    by malkosta 5y ago

    I guess I'm the only person in the world who smoked for 15 years, and stopped on a beautiful day, without suffering. I still smoke very occasionally, socially, once a month maybe, but I definitely stopped having daily cravings to smoke
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    by malkosta 6y ago

    My advice is to work for the brazilian government. If you don't do anything, nobody will ever notice.
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    by malkosta 6y ago

    Ctrl + space (browser) Alt + space (terminal) On Firefox: Spacebar (pagedown) | Shift + spacebar (pageup) | Ctrl + tab (cycle between last recent opened tabs) | Cmd + number (go to tab of number) | Cmd + K (go to search box) | Cmd + L (go t