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diz

v0.2.1

Published

A static site generator

Readme

A static site generator.

Build Status XO code style Dependencies Status

Install

$ yarn add -D diz gulp
$ npm i -D diz gulp

Example

Diz.load({base: 'relative/path/'}).then(roots => {
  const renderer = new Diz({roots});

  // .html etc
  renderer.render().pipe(gulp.dest('example/dist/'));

  // .js using webpack
  renderer.bundle().then(stream => {
    stream.pipe(gulp.dest('example/dist/'));
  });
});

File organization

The directory at the level one level below root path is recognized as root. However, in order to be processed, it is necessary to put config.js directly under the root directory.

└─ <base path>
   │   // blog1 is processed
   ├─ <blog1>
   │   ├─ 0_getting-started.md
   │   ├─ 1_hello-world.md
   │   ├─ n_***.md
   │   ├─ config.js
   │
   │   // blog2 isn't processed because there is no config.js
   ├─ <blog2>
   │   ├─ 0_getting-started.md
   │   ├─ 1_hello-world.md
   │   ├─ n_***.md
   ├─ <...>

In config.js, describe meta information about the site, theme information, compilation method and so on. Also, the string up to _ in each .md file is removed. It just uses to adjust the order of post files.

For example, it will be like this.

const Renderer = require('diz-theme-xxxx');
const Plugin = require('diz-plugin-yyy');
const marked = require('marked');

module.exports = {
  //* required
  title: 'blog title',
  url: 'http://blog.com/',
  //* option
  description: 'blog description',
  author: 'nju33',

  //* option
  //  Whether to reverse the order of n_*.md files
  reverse: false

  //* option
  //  When parent directory name is specified,
  //  the following happens
  //
  //  1. Inherit config.js of the specified directory
  //  2. Becomes part of the blog of the specified directory
  //
  parent: '...'
  //* option
  //  Overwrite inherited config
  override: {...}

  //* required
  theme: {
    //* required
    //  The theme itself (.jsx etc)
    Renderer,
    //* option
    //  Theme's config
    config: {}
  },

  //* option
  //  Md file conversion function
  //  (contents: string): string
  compile: marked,

  //* option
  //  Array of used plugins
  plugins: [new Plugin()]
};

The config data changes depending on the plugin and theme you are using.

CLI

  • diz generate id
  • diz generate date

Themes

How to create a theme

  1. Install diz-theme
  2. use it in parent class (e.g.) class extends DizTheme

For more information, click here

Plugins

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2016 nju33 [email protected]