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A markdown-based static site generator for HTTP and Gemini. Inspired by Hugo. Written in Python.
This repository provides an example project for you to play around. You can try to build it with just a few commands
pip install gemerald
gemerald example
ls -la example-build
We use specific subset of markdown with some extensions. Here is features currently supported:
#
- ######
.html
snippets.gmi
snippetsTo start building your site you will need 3 directories:
static
directory will hold all your assets for the website.
This catalog will be copied to every output format under the path /static
.
Please put your images there.
content
directory contains all your markdown files.
These will be translated into output formats.
It can contain subfolders.
Subfolders will apear in output ass well.
templates
is a directory that contains only other subdirectories.
All subdirectories must be named just like needed output formats.
As an example, if you need to produce HTML output, all your HTML templates will be placed under
templates/html
.
Each format's template directory must contain additional file named config.yaml
.
This file contains all configuration for given format.
This is a list of mandatory keys that need to be present:
enabled
(boolean) - Prevent output for given format by setting this to false.FAQs
Markdown-based static site generator
We found that gemerald 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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