sblg is a utility for creating static
blogs.
It knits a articles together with templates, generating static HTML
files, Atom feeds, and JSON files.
It's built for use with make-style build environments insofar as a
blog depends upon articles.
Benefits?
No markdown, no "CMS", no CGI, no PHP.
Just a simple open source tool
for pulling data from articles and populating templates.
The only dependency is libexpat for
parsing article content.
This GitHub repository is a read-only mirror of the main repository, which is held on BSD.lv. I keep it up to date between versions; so if you have issues to report, please do so here.
Read sblg(1) for a detailed runthrough of operation, or visit the sblg blog for some examples.
sblg works out-of-the-box with modern UNIX systems.
Simply download the latest version's source
archive (or download
the project from GitHub), compile with make, then sudo make install
(or doas make install, if you're on OpenBSD).
All sources use the ISC (like OpenBSD) license. See the LICENSE.md file for details.