Dead simple static site generator using Markdown and Pug (formerly Jade).
Blitz is a dead simple yet powerful static site generator using Node.js, Pug and bits of YAML here and there.
Documentation can be found on Blitz's website. You might also be interested in the quick start guide.
Install Blitz once you have Node.js and npm ready:
npm install -g blitz-ssg
Create a new directory, enter it and initialise a Blitz project using the portfolio template:
mkdir blitz-example
cd blitz-example
blitz init -t portfolio
Build the static site using Blitz:
blitz build
And you're done! Open index.html from the newly generated build directory in your favourite browser to view the
website you've just generated. For more templates, check out this page.
This repository contains the source code of Blitz app, do not clone it if you want to use Blitz as opposed to helping developing it. For an example website built using Blitz, consider the source code of Blitz's official website.
I suggest you make use of tslint.json provided in this repository to ensure consistent coding style.
FAQs
Dead simple static site generator using Markdown and Pug (formerly Jade).
We found that blitz-ssg demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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