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embellishjs

v2.0.0

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_a lightweight static website generator_

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embellish

a lightweight static website generator

embellish builds a working static website from a bunch of text files, with optional HTML templates and other goodies. It is a lightweight generator, designed to build websites from any directory, allowing you to organically grow your websites.

Docs at http://boscoh.github.io/embellish

Quick & Dirty Websites

Other generators dictate your directories to be structured their way. embellish does not. Go to the embellish directory and type:

> embellish -r .

Boom!

readme.html is generated and opened in a browser. Now edit readme.md, save, and refresh the browser.

Modules

  • commonmark to translate markdown - allows markdown in html tags!
  • yaml front-matter to store meta-data
  • pug templates to generate HTML files and RSS feeds

Installation

To install:

npm install embellishjs

Todo

  • modified file check for media transfers
  • keep track of templates and modifications

Changelog

  • 2.0.0-beta 16/2/2017
    • added watch
    • added static server
  • 2.0.0-alpha 5/2/2017
    • translated to javascript ES2015
    • pug templates - much better templating system than pyhaml, different templating language
    • commonmark - allows markdown in tags
    • simplified architecture
    • standard yaml front-matter - different template semantics
    • removed lots of pre-processing from the python version
    • use file comparison for efficent caching
  • 0.9.7
    • added single file mode
    • docstring cleanup
    • docopt in binary
  • 0.9.6
    • added force option
    • fixed help for recursive option