Holocron: may the blog be with you!
Holocron is an extendable static blog generator powered by the Force. Like others, it reads text files in various formats, renders them using templates and produces a ready-to-publish static website which could be served by Nginx or another web server. Unlike others, it tries to retrieve as many information as possible from the filesystem. Its core follows the KISS principle and any wheel reinventions were avoided during the process.
Feel the Force? Then use Holocron!
$ [sudo] pip3 install holocronFeatures
Here is an incomplete list of features:
- Supports Markdown, reStructuredText & code syntax highlighting.
- Provides simple & powerful plugin system.
- Supports third-party themes via Jinja2 templates.
- Generates both Atom feed and sitemap.xml.
- Has clear and 100% mobile responsive default theme.
- Supports Google Analytics & Yandex.Metrika counters.
- Has SEO friendly URLs.
- Provides a debug server to preview content.
Check out Holocron's documentation for further information - https://holocron.readthedocs.org/.
Contribution
You can improve Holocron in many ways:
- by filing issues and/or feature requests
- by fixing issues
- by doing enhancements (aka features)
- by improving documentation
Any feedback, any contribution is appreciated. Let's awaken the Force together!
Why The Name Holocron?
Holocron (short for holographic chronicle) is a device in which Jedi stored different data. In most cases, they used it as diary.
Links
- Documentation: https://holocron.readthedocs.org/
- Source: https://github.com/ikalnitsky/holocron
- Bugs: https://github.com/ikalnitsky/holocron/issues