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makemy

v1.1.0

Published

makemy is a tool that parses your text-posts and creates beautiful webpages out of them ❤️📄

Downloads

19

Readme

makemy is a tool that parses your text-posts and creates beautiful webpages out of them :heart: 📄

Build Status npm unpacked size npm Open Source Love svg2

 

Features / Why choose makemy ⭐

  • Works like a charm for static blog-pages!
  • Simple and logic API
  • Efficient and uses few dependencies
  • Supports Markdown
  • Use your own template super easily
  • Automatic folder-structuring
  • Helpful feedback in terminal
  • Automatically generated JSON for fetching previews of your posts on the client (test example)
  • Ability to update content of already generated pages
  • Ability to update templates for already generated pages
  • Ability to update/alter JSON file
  • Pre-styled and responsive with CSS, but easily allows for own styling
  • Follows the GitHub pages structure

Extra feature created by makemy :heart:

  • Sugar-language for people that don't want to use markdown (Combination of easy syntax, HTML and normal text-writing)

Read the documentation

Extra reading material: Syntax Document (SUGAR-PARSER)

How to use:

1️. Install

npm install makemy

 

2️. Run makemy-init to get a pre-made "generator" folder in your project

makemy-init

 

3. Create your post and template in the project-folder and run makemy.page() video example

 

Done! ✅

Now you can create as many posts as you wish! Just run the makemy function to create their HTML-pages. Example of two generated pages, one with markdown and one with the makemy sugar-syntax:

The url of a post would be structured like this: https://mycoolsite.github.io/posts/post_about_waffles

 

Read the full documentation