site-generator is a command-line application for static site generation.
site-generator was motivated by the apparent lack of static site generators that are able to deal with arbitrary content. While being able to input a title, author, date, and content for each of your pages is nice if you have a blog, the ability to generate any pages that are complex becomes limited to how much you can cram into your content section. For pages with any complexity, this could mean adding a whole bunch of HTML into a file that is meant for content. If other pages were to share this HTML, it would have to be duplicated. This is clearly not solving the problem that a site generator should.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Accepts arbitrary data in content pages.
- Support for content written in multiple languages.
- Templates can expand Common Lisp expressions in arbitrary CL environments making the functionality of site-generator infinitely expandable (to people who can program in Common Lisp, at least).
- Conversion of markup with Pandoc.
- Support for aggregate pages like archives and RSS feeds.
- Site previewing with Hunchentoot.
- Publishing with Rsync.
- HTML/XML can be generated with the lightweight syntax of CL-WHO.
- Execution of arbitrary commands before publishing (e.g. to compile Javascript or CSS).
Website: github.com/AlexCharlton/site-generator
Support:
Developer: Alex Charlton
License: BSD 2-Clause “Simplified” License
site-generator is written in Common Lisp. Learn Lisp with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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