blagger
fer yer blag
blagger is the world's dumbest static site generator, rivaled only by that pipeline of Bash and Python scripts everyone thinks about making once.
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USAGE:
blagger --in-dir
FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -V, --version Prints version information
OPTIONS:
-i, --in-dir
Everything in in-dir except Markdown files (files with an extension of md or markdown) and files with a path Rust considers equal to template-html is copied as-is into out-dir. This is your CSS, JavaScript, images, hand-written HTML (you psycho), whatever. The directory structure is preserved - in/css/what/why.css becomes out/css/what/why.css.
Markdown files are processed as follows:
1. The post is pre-processed and rendered.
1. The file is spit at the first occurrence of ::===::\n (that is, ::===:: and a newline.)
* The first string split off is the "front matter". This is TOML with the following schema:
* title: Required. A string.
* tags: Required. A (possibly empty) list of strings.
* subtitle: Optional string.
* date: Optional TOML date-time.
* The second string split off is the Markdown content of the post.
2. The template file given by template-html is rendered. The front matter is provided to the template as an object called front, and the markdown content of the post as md_content.
* In the template, a formatter named markdown is available for rendering Markdown strings.
2. The rendered file is written to out-dir using the same directory-preserving scheme as other files, with the extension changed to html so browsers know what the heck is going on.
The template file is never emitted to out-dir.