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blasphemous

v1.0.3

Published

Clear And Fast Blog Builder

Downloads

26

Readme

Blasphemous

Clear And Fast Blog Builder

A static site generator built on the Unix philosophy: one command does one thing well.

Philosophy

After complexity comes simplicity. This is what you get when you've learned that elegance beats cleverness, that four beautiful await commands are worth more than a thousand classes.

Architecture

await mergebase({ src, dest })  // Copy static assets
await permalink({ src, dest })  // Create permalink folders
await pagerizer({ src, dest })  // Generate page-001.html, page-002.html...
await homepages({ src, dest })  // Build index.html with featured posts

That's it. That's the whole builder. Four commands you can understand in 20 years.

Structure

Sources

samples/sources/my-blog/db/
├── philosophy/          # Your "books" - categories of content
│   ├── chapter-001/
│   │   ├── post-000/
│   │   │   ├── options.json    # Post metadata
│   │   │   ├── text.md         # Post content
│   │   │   ├── cover.jpg       # Cover image
│   │   │   ├── audio.mp3       # Optional audio
│   │   │   └── files/          # Extra files (apps, images, etc.)
│   │   └── post-001/
│   └── chapter-002/
└── technology/
    └── ...

Destinations

samples/destinations/
├── static/                     # Global assets (merged to ALL destinations)
│   └── favicon.ico
├── nekoweb-account-main/       # Destination for Nekoweb (500MB limit)
│   ├── options.json            # Command defaults for this destination
│   ├── static/                 # Destination-specific assets
│   └── wwwroot/                # Generated output
└── gh-pages-account1/          # Destination for GitHub Pages
    └── ...

Usage

# Build all destinations
npm run build

# Or directly
node src/commands/blasphemous.js

Options

Each destination has an options.json file with command defaults:

{
  "permalink": { "dir": "permalinks" },
  "pagerizer": {
    "perpage": 12,
    "filename": "page-${nnn}.html"
  },
  "homepages": {
    "recentCount": 12,
    "featureTags": ["app", "music", "fancy"]
  }
}

Multiple Destinations

Build once, deploy everywhere with different compression settings:

  • Cloudflare Pages: 20,000 file limit → last 3 chapters only
  • Nekoweb: 500MB limit → heavy compression
  • GitHub Pages: 5GB limit → full content
  • Bitbucket Mirror: Backup with moderate compression

Commands

Each command is a standalone module that does one thing:

  • mergebase: Copies static files from global and destination-specific folders
  • permalink: Creates UUID-based permalink folders for each post
  • pagerizer: Generates paginated archive pages
  • homepages: Builds index.html with featured and recent posts

Future Features

  • Incremental builds with SQLite state tracking
  • AVIF image compression
  • AM radio quality MP3 compression
  • Watch mode with file system observers
  • Unix socket communication for live updates

License

MIT