HTML/CSS-only Python SSG with support for LaTeX, syntax highlighting and sidenotes.
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A Python static site generator which I use for my personal website.
Made using the Python Packaging User Guide.
Install via pip install alloypress.
Run the following Python code in the root directory of your site:
from alloypress import StaticSite
ssg = StaticSite()
ssg.generate()
An example of this can be seen in ./tests. It will take every .md file in ./raw and generate the HTML in ./.
The high-level approach of alloypress is serve static HTML and CSS files, rendering nothing client-side.
It supports:
markdownlatex2mathml inside $ and $$ delimiterspygmentspygmentsFAQs
HTML/CSS-only Python SSG with support for LaTeX, syntax highlighting and sidenotes.
We found that alloypress demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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