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orison

v1.3.6

Published

A static site generator built on top of lit-html.

Downloads

7

Readme

Orison

Orison Documentation

  • Can be used as a static site generator or server.
  • Uses lit-html for rendering.
  • Uses lit-html-server for server side rendering with lit-html.
  • Uses express for a server when being used as a server.
  • Uses markdown-it for markdown rendering.

Deploy to Netlify

Development on this project

Install

npm run install

Develop

npm run serve
# Available at localhost:3000

When updating the /bin directory, you can rebuild the site documentation with:

npm run jsdocs

This will update a partial at /src/partials/documentation/jsdocs.md. This will then need deployed by committing the change to master as any other /src change would.

Deploy

# Commit your changes
npm run build
npm run static
# Test the production build at localhost:3000
git push origin master
# The Github and Netlify build integration will auto deploy the changes

Support

Buy me a coffee

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