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wanilla-machine

v0.0.6

Published

Similar to Jekyll by Node.js based.

Downloads

8

Readme

Wanilla Machine

Write your website using HTML and Markdown.

Run it on an express server as a middleware or pre-render it using generate-static-site.

Get Started

Get started with Wanilla Machine in 1 Minute.

# download starter project
# (to the current directory)
npx wanilla-machine@latest --init

# start wanilla machine
npx wanilla-machine@latest

Documentation

Available soon.

Development

You can already do a lot of things, but you can't create dynamic blog posts, articles, products etc. just yet.

CLI

Wanilla Machine

USAGE
  npx wanilla-machine <root> [options]

ARGUMENTS
  root                    FOLDER

OPTIONS
  --help                  Display help
  --init                  Initialize a starter project
  --open=<boolean>        Whether or not to open the browser
  --port=<number>         Set the server port
  --version -v            Print version