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A tool for building very simple static websites. All of the material is available under an open license, and contributions through our GitHub repository are welcome: please see the contributors guide for instructions. All contributors are required to respect our Code of Conduct.
pip install mccole to install.mccole install to copy the following tools into the current directory:
static/page.css: styling for regular pagesstatic/slides.css: styling for slidesstatic/slides.js: JavaScript to make slides interactivetemplates/page.html: Jinja template for pagestemplates/slides.html: Jinja template for slidesAfter installation, the following commands will be available:
mccole lint: internal project checkmccole render: Markdown-to-HTML translatormccole stats: site statisticsFAQs
Simple template for static web sites
We found that mccole 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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