Cuttlebelle is a React static site generator that separates editing and code concerns.
It lets you use one layout per page-partial and cleanly separates content from code.
You can extend Cuttlebelle with react components that can make use of the power of the npm ecosystem.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Modularize each page into partials – each section of your page becomes a markdown file with front-matter. The content can be written in YAML or markdown. A layout is nominated per partial.
- Write your layout in react – the layout is written in JSX as a react component. Each variable in your front-matter becomes a prop of the layout.
- Multiple layouts – each page is divided into components that have their own layouts. Think of it like little Lego blocks that make up your site. With that you can build completely new page layouts by assembling them from your smaller partials without having to touch code.
- Separate code from content.
- Templating – uses JSX as the templating language. This makes it very convenient to build simple layouts all the way to super complex ones that fetch data from online APIs.
- Secure without lock-in – only HTML, CSS and JS will be uploaded to your server. No plugins that may leave your site vulnerable to attacks. With Cuttlebelle you’re also not locked into any content management system.
- All content is in Markdown files and can be exported to JavaScript objects.
Website: cuttlebelle.com
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Dominik Wilkowski
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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