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create-tinyss

v0.0.1

Published

A Tiny static site generator

Downloads

3

Readme

Tinyss

A tiny static site generator, with zero configuration.

build status

Usage

Generate a static site from a directory containing markdown files to output:

npx tinyss doc/**/* -o output

Configuration

Tinyss operates over a list of files, and apllies configs and templates from the containing directory. Subdirectories inherit configuration.

  • A file like name.md is rendered to name/index.html
  • Config-like files (yaml, toml, json) are read and added to the context.
  • Custom templates may be defined in config or added to the directory.
  • CSS and javascript files are copied over to the output directory.

Given the following input:

doc/config.toml
doc/template.hbs
doc/style.css
doc/index.md
doc/contributing.md

Tinyss would render the following files using template.hbs and additional context from config.toml:

doc/style.css       --> output/doc/style.css
doc/index.md        --> output/doc/index.html
doc/contributing.md --> output/doc/contributing/index.html

Motivation

This is a hobby project - mostly playing around with node 20+ features - and exploring the small complexties of a simple idea: a static site generator that works with zero configuration.