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I'm part-way there with https://github.com/akavel/g-wiki (towards an "elegant", or maybe rather "stupid", static site generator): • it is template-driven, via Go templates engine (the theme/wiki.tpl is the entry point, all other templates are loaded dynamically) — no need to put files in special place in hierarchy (unless you impose it on yourself); • it has `glob` function for matching files by pattern, e.g. `glob "/20??-??-??-*.md"`, and can render the contents of files loaded this way; • it has `matchre` function which allows simple editing of page contents (you should be able to cut contents before/after a `<!--more-->`, etc.); by the way, I kinda feel, that the three points above, taken together, probably already make it Turing-complete in some unholy, non-euclidean, blasphemous way, akin to C++ templates... • the "only" caveat being... it's not actually a SSG (yet™). It's more of a "personal wiki/notetaking" app currently. But the next step and goal in its development is to convert it to a SSG, only I'm still pondering various approaches to go there. And... it's kinda on hiatus now, in that I'm not developing it recently. But if I will develop it, it'd be exactly to convert it to a SSG now, so you should be fairly safe to "watch" it on GitHub. If anything shows up in your inbox, most probably it'd be a set of commits converting it to a SSG. And this very thread on HN may, or may not, make me get back to work on that ;) Please note it's also poorly documented as of now. Though it has some reasonable --help message contents, see: https://github.com/akavel/g-wiki/blob/fork/wiki.go#L49-L110 Also, for editing markdown, I personally like https://typora.io/ and, more recently, https://zettlr.com/ EDIT: You could actually already try running `wget` on it. This is actually one of the approaches I'm considering. |