33 lines
1.2 KiB
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33 lines
1.2 KiB
Markdown
# Static Site Generator
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Generates simple webpages.
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# How to use
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1. Create a file with `.page` extension in the same directory as `generate.py`, the file name will be title of the page, for example: About.page
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2. Use markdown in the created file, it will be auto-converted to HTML. You can also use raw HTML in the file, with `>` symbol, like this:
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```
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**Example**
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<p>Hello world</p>
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**Back to just markdown**
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```
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Line before HTML code must be a single character `>` and HTML code below must be indented by 2 spaces. You can also use Markdown inside HTML, for example:
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```
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<p>**Hello world**<p>
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```
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will display as bold.
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3. (Optional) Create a file called `navbar` to have a navigation bar that is added to every generated page file. Example navbar file:
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```
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[Home](/)
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[About](/about)
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```
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It also supports HTML, but HTML code will not be formatted as navigation bar automatically.
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4. Run generate.py, it will generate output website files in `website-output` folder.
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# To-do list
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1. Better styling support for navigation bar, etc.
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2. Footer support, similar to navigation bar.
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3. Adding images, other resources support.
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4. Delete removed page files from website-output during next site generation (Last, to be done on release, so it doesn't disturb development)
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