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tite

v0.2.0

Published

Tiny website engine

Downloads

1

Readme

tite

tite 【tάɪt】 is a Tiny static website engine that supports markdown and ejs.

Install

$ npm install tite

How to use

config.json

{
  "port": 10080,
  "dir": {
    "www": "/var/www/html",
    "templates": "./ejs",
    "errors": "./errors",
  }
}
  • port - listening port (default 8080)
  • dir.www - This is web content root directory.
  • dir.templates - There is placing ejs templates and parts.
  • dir.errors - There is placing an error page whose basename is status code. ex) 400.md 404.html 500.ejs

Run a server

$ $(npm bin)/tite config.json

Redirect resolver

  • status (option) - status code 301 or 302 (default is 302)
  • location (required) - A string is URL or path to be redirected, or an object is composed of keys (accept-language) and the values (URL or path), Using the first define if no match.

index.redirect

status: 301
location:
  en: /en/
  ja: /ja/

Example directory tree

.
├── node_modules
│   └── tite
├── errors
│   └── 404.html
├── templates
│   ├── parts
│   │   └── common.ejs
│   └── layout.ejs
└── www
    ├── index.md
    ├── sub
    │   ├── index.html
    │   └── faq.ejs
    └── img
        └── xxxx.jpg

templates/layout.ejs

<html>
<head>
<title><%= title %></title>
</head>
<body>
<%- content %>
</body>
</html>

www/index.md

----
title: Top page
template: layout
----
My Website
===========

## List

- example1
- example2
- example3

The engine applys the title and the content converted to HTML from the markdown to layout.ejs template if you browse http://localhost:8080/.

Static text pages are to be resolved by basically path without the extension. For example, opening GET /sub/faq, the engine converts sub/faq.ejs to HTML and return it.