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fidalgo

v0.1.3

Published

Semi-dynamic Sites Generator for Node

Downloads

3

Readme

Fidalgo

Generador de sitios web / blogs semidinámicos al estilo de Jekyll pero en NodeJS

Me gusta el estilo de Jekyll pero no me gusta ruby así que decidí escribir algo parecido, pero a mi manera para node js.

Para usar:

mkdir blog
cd blog
npm install fidalgo
ln -s node_modules/fidalgo/fidalgo.js fidalgo
chmod a+x fidalgo
./fidalgo init

Con esto se crea una carpeta src y un archivo fidalgo.config.js. En este archivo reside la configuración del sitio, El cual podemos entrar a configurar pero inmediatamente podemos poner en funcionamiento el sitio con:

./fidalgo

Esto generará el sitio dentro de la carpeta site y lo pondrá activo en http://localhost:4000

Por Hacer

  • [gral] Watch

  • [gral] Inicialización

  • [docs] Documentación del config

  • [pages] Datos heredados