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lekker

v0.0.4

Published

Easy compose your document tree.

Downloads

4

Readme

lekker

Yet another static site generator.

Philosophy

Some static sites just need to be durable and easy to reason about. Rather than build another abstraction, lekker embraces the tried and true: HTML. Express your data via semantic HTML (albeit in fragments) and organize your hierarchy via the file system.

How To

To build your document tree, simply point lekker at the root document.

npx lekker build src/index.html

You can pass also pass an outDir option. Defaults to dist.

npx lekker build src/index.html --outDir=public

Order of Operations

lekker operates by crawling your document tree and folding each fragments until it reaches the leaf document.

In doing so, lekker follows HTML best practices. For example, a folded document should not contain more than one of each of the following elements in it:

  • nav
  • header
  • main
  • footer

Therefore, lekker gives priority to last-in-time usage of the above elements. For all other elements, Lekker simply appends them to the DOM.

For example, when lekker encounters subsequent usage of <meta> tags, it will append them to the document's <head>.

The order of operations is as follows:

  1. First, start with the rootDoc specified in lekker.json
  2. Next, check each directory on the way to the document in question for more index.html documents
  3. Finally, fold in the content from the actual document being compiled

Other elements, as for example: