cool_ssg_generator
A simple SSG generator made with Python.
Current version is 0.1.0
Dependencies
Installation
Make sure you have installed Python version 3.8.5 or above. No other dependencies is currently needed.
To clone this project, use:
git clone https://github.com/lmpham1/cool_ssg_generator.git
Then, you'll probably want to navigate to the project's root folder:
cd cool_ssg_generator
Basic Usage
Navigate to the project folder (if you haven't done so already):
cd cool_ssg_generator
Generate a website from a file or folder:
python cool_ssg --input <INPUT_FILE_OR_FOLDER>
Default output folder is ./dist/
, to specify a custom output folder:
python cool_ssg --input <INPUT_FILE_OR_FOLDER> --output <OUTPUT_FOLDER>
CSS can be used via the --stylesheet
flag:
python cool_ssg --input <INPUT_FILE_OR_FOLDER> --stylesheet <STYLESHEET_URL>
For more usage, please refer to:
python cool_ssg -h
Cool Features
Wanna know what make the cool_ssg_generator
so cool? Aside from the totally-intentional doubled 'generator' in the name, it offers the following awesome features:
- Support multiple stylesheets! Simply use the
-s
or --stylesheet
flags and separate each stylesheet link with space ' '
, i.e.:
python cool_ssg -i index.txt -s sheet1.css sheet2.css sheet3.css
- Markdown (.md files) support for bold (
**example**
or __example__
), italics (*example*
or _example_
), and links ([Example](www.example.com)
) - Language for the output HTML documents can be configured with
-l
or --lang
flag (default is en-CA
):
python cool_ssg -i test.txt -l en-UK
Note: No validation for --lang
/-l
option is implemented yet. See issue #14 for more information
- You can save your command-line options in a config file! No need to manually type all the options everytime, just use
--config
/-c
flag with a json file:
python cool_ssg -c config.json
Note: Using --config
/-c
option will ignore/override other options
License
MIT