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beeta

v1.2.0

Published

A simple markdown-parsing HTTP server.

Downloads

7

Readme

beeta

Welcome to Beeta

Beeta is a simple platform to get your markdown content served up as fast as possible.

  1. Run npm i -g beeta to install beeta globally.
  2. Place your HTML template in template.html. Substitute your page title for {{ title }}, and the body for {{ body }}.
  3. Place your markdown and static content in the working directory. Put your desired page for each markdown page on the first line. Use the files index.md and README.md to serve an index page for a directory, like index.html on static servers.
  4. Run beeta. (beeta <port> also works.)

Here is a demo of a simple beeta-based site running on a server!