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pillr

v0.2.0

Published

Framework for static site generators

Readme

Pillr

Pillr is a framework to build static site generators upon.

The framework is designed to only contain the core components and architecture of a static site generator. It is up to the user to extend Pillr with the desired features to build a fully-fledged static site generator.

Features

  • CommonMark (Markdown) syntax to generate HTML content.
  • JSON front matter to define metadata for each page.
  • Mustache to define layout templates.
  • support for styling using LESS.
  • support for Markdown extensions: abbreviations, containers, definition lists, footnotes, subscript, and superscript.
  • no database, everything is contained in the metadata and the final file hiearchy mirrors the one used as the source.
  • propagation of metadata to descendant files if specified at the directory level.
  • theme-based.
  • async.

Pillr ships with 3 base compounds to copy asset files, and to generate pages or styles.

A compound defines a serie of components that transforms the source files into the final result to be written at a given destination. They are extensible and customizable.

Installation

$ npm install pillr

Out There

Projects using Pillr include:

Author

Christopher Crouzet <christophercrouzet.com>