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@vyriy/ssg

v0.9.15

Published

Static Markdown site generator for Vyriy projects.

Readme

@vyriy/ssg

Static generation helpers for vyriy.dev.

Usage

import { buildStaticSite } from '@vyriy/ssg';

await buildStaticSite();

By default, buildStaticSite renders:

  • site/home/README.md to dist/index.html
  • site/docs/README.md to dist/docs/index.html
  • site/docs/**/README.md to dist/docs/**/index.html
  • site/blog/**/README.md to dist/blog/**/index.html
  • site/examples/**/README.md to dist/examples/**/index.html
  • generated docs, blog, and example entries to sibling .md files such as dist/docs/ssg.md, dist/blog/post.md, and dist/examples/demo.md
  • site/consulting/README.md to dist/consulting/index.html
  • dist/blog/index.html and dist/examples/index.html catalog pages, plus numbered catalog pages when pagination is needed
  • dist/404.html
  • dist/sitemap.xml, dist/robots.txt, and dist/llms.txt

When the script is executed from dist, it reads content from the parent project directory and writes into the current dist directory. Blog, documentation, and example entries with published: false are skipped.

Vyriy SSG can emit .md versions of generated content pages next to HTML pages. This gives agents, LLM tools, and crawlers a clean text representation of docs, blog posts, and examples while preserving the normal human-facing HTML site. Generated content HTML pages also include a <link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown"> tag that points to the Markdown artifact. The generated home page includes lightweight discovery <link> tags for /llms.txt, /docs/, and /sitemap.xml.

Exports

  • buildStaticSite builds the static home page, documentation page, consulting page, 404 page, blog pages, example pages, and section index pages.
  • renderRobotsTxt and writeRobotsTxt create a crawler policy that allows all indexing, points to the sitemap, and emits permissive content signals for search and AI usage.
  • renderLlmTxt and writeLlmTxt create a readable LLM index for main pages and published content sections.
  • getWebPageJsonLd and renderJsonLdScript create safe WebPage JSON-LD for rendered HTML documents.
  • renderMarkdownPage, writeMarkdownPage, and getMarkdownOutputPath create agent-readable Markdown artifacts for generated content pages.
  • BuildStaticSiteOptions configures source, output, stylesheet, Google Analytics measurement ID, and current working directory paths.
  • PageData describes parsed Markdown page content and metadata.