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Markdown
36 lines
985 B
Markdown
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# Gutenberg
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## Design
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Can be used for blogs or general static pages
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Commands:
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- new: start a new project -> creates the structure + default config.toml
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- build: reads all the .md files and build the site with template
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- serve: starts a server and watches/reload the site on change
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All pages go into the `content` folder. Subfolder represents a list of content, ie
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```bash
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├── content
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│ ├── posts
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│ │ └── intro.md
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│ └── some.md
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```
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`some.md` will be accessible at `mywebsite.com/some` and there will be other pages:
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- `mywebsite.com/posts` that will list all the pages contained in the `posts` folder
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- `mywebsite.com/posts/intro`
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### Building the site
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Get all .md files in content, remove the `content/` prefix to their path
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Split the file between front matter and content
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Parse the front matter
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markdown -> HTML for the content
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TO THINK OF: create list pages for folders, can be done while globbing I guess?
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Render templates
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