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teacher-site

v0.0.3

Published

## static site generator made for teachers and academic personnel

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teacher-site

static site generator made for teachers and academic personnel

unfortunately content editing is still a manual process

you can reverse engineer example project while documentation is beeing written

How to use as CLI

  1. Install teacher-site globally from npm.
  2. To create new project (new site) use tsite init in an empty directory.
  3. Then use tsite build to build your static website.
  4. Some content management can already be done with CLI
    • tsite add group adds group to project
    • tsite add class adds class to project
    • tsite add subject adds subject to project
    • tsite remove class [-g group-slug] remove class from group

How to use as API

  1. Require {load, save, build} from teacher-site module
  2. Use those accordingly to JSDoc.

TODO

big issues

  • Web UI
  • introduce other entities:
    • resources for students
    • exercises
    • homeworks

small issues

  • remove <group|location|subject> command
  • ls <group|class|location|subject> command
  • watch command
  • edit <group|class|location|subject> command
  • load-template command
  • interactive init
  • interactive edit
  • add more templates
  • maybe init should create loaded project and save it
  • class slug should be autogen as it's generated in save>buildClasses