webstache is a command line program which generates static webpages using mustache templates and markdown pages as input for the templates. Typing into the command line
webstache [directory]will output the generated HTML pages from the specified directory or the current working directory if left empty.
Read the help for more options
webstache --helpThis program is used as an example project for the FIU's Panther Linux User Group's Python workshop.
Clone the repo to your machine and enter in
# assuming python is python3
sudo python setup.py installwebstache generates webpages based on the contents of the directory. A standard directory looks like this.
.
├── config.json
├── css
├── js
└── _src
├── layouts
│ ├── indexpost.mustache
│ ├── page.mustache
│ ├── post.mustache
└── posts
├── 2013-04-13-bar.md
├── 2014-01-24-foo-bar.md
├── 2014-12-24-hello-world.md
├── 2015-01-05-a-new-post.md
├── 2015-02-11-some-scheme.md
└── 2015-03-15-clojure.md
config.json is the configuration file.
_src/layouts directory contains the layout templates with page.mustache being the main template used for each page.
_src/posts directory contains all the blog posts with the name format yyyy-mm-dd-htmlname.md.
The location of the above files and directories can be specified in the config.