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tellin

v1.1.16

Published

4 years ago

a static site generator

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markdown static sit javascript

Tellin is a node.js based library which help you to generate static website. Before I decided to write tellin.js, I tried to find some similar tools. I think they are prefect for writers, but it's hard for me to customize Css, Html and the other thins. I think tellin.js is created more for people who want to decorate their own static web site.

Intallation

$ npm -g install tellin

Usage

1.Init your the project

You can use the following command to init the folder. Otherwise you can also create files by self.

$ cd yourFolder
$ tellin init

2.Write your atricle

Pur your .MD files in the folder ./_data/doc

Each markdown file can contain a yaml header. Tellin.js will use its data when rendering.

3.Generate WebSite

After you perpare the data, you can excute the following command to generate your website. You can upload the folder to your server and check your web page.

$ tellin

MVC

Tellin.js is based on MVC model. You can not only write the .MD files but also customize every part of MVC. Please view other documents for the detail.

Website: http://jsonic.net/tellin/docs/get-start.html

Email: [email protected]