blode

0.1.2 • Public • Published

Blode

A simple static site/blog generator like jekyll but simpler, made in node.js

Install

$npm install blode -g

Structure

.
|-- config.json
|-- static
|-- layouts
|   |-- main.html
|-- pages
|   |-- no-layout-page.md
|   |   main
|   |   |-- page-using-main-layout.md
|-- output

config.json

Main site configuration.

static

All static files like html, images, documents, etc. They'll be copied to the output folder.

layouts

Layout files represented as doT html files (allowed extensions: .htm, .html). Somewhere in your layout you must define a variable called blode.body.
E.g:

<body>
-- header --
{{=blode.body}}
-- footer --
</body>

All files should be utf-8 encoded.

pages

The dynamic content. They should be markdown files (extension .md). If you put a page inside a subfolder called X then X is the name of the layout (without extension) to use for this page. All files should be utf-8 encoded.

output

The folder where the generated content will be placed.

Usage

You can use -v or --verbose to execute the commands in verbose mode.

blode -h

Show the help.

blode -n /my/new/site

Creates a new site skeleton at /my/new/site or at the current working dir if none is specified.

blode -g

Generates the site at current dir (must be a valid blode directory).

blode -s 3000

Starts a web server at port 3000 (default: 4000) to test the site (must be a valid blode directory).

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