A wiki-style static site generator
Written in go, inspired by ter.
pher aims to match ter's goals and features, but there are a few differences:
- Comes with markdown extensions like footnotes and smartypants.
- Wikilinks are supported thanks to abhinav's extension.
- No CSS framework.
- Comes a small standalone binary (~9M). No need for a runtime.
- Some visual tweaks (personal preference).
- The atom feed contains only dated entries.
- Flatter file structure (no "rooting" every page). Let webservers handle the routing and beautifying.
$ go install github.com/mstcl/[email protected]Usage of pher:
-c string
Path to config file (default "config.yaml")
-d Dry run---don't render (default false)
-i string
Input directory (default ".")
-o string
Output directory (default "_site")
# atom feed options
title: "" # wiki title
description: "" # wiki description
url: "" # external link to the wiki (https://...)
authorName: "" # author's name
authorEmail: "" # author's email
# rendering options
rootCrumb: "~" # render root link in navbar with this string.
codeHighlight: true # render code with syntax highlighting.
keepExtension: true # render hrefs with .html extension
head: "" # String to inject inside HTML <head>
# footer links, leave empty e.g. `footer: []` to disable
footer:
- text: "license"
href: "https://link.to.license"
- text: "feed"
href: "/feed.xml"pher reads in frontmatter in YAML format. Available fields and default values are:
---
title: "" # Entry's title
description: "" # Entry's description
tags: [] # Entry's list of tags
date: "" # Entry's date YYYY-MM-DD format
pinned: false # Pin entry at the top of the listing
unlisted: false # Remove entry from the listing
draft: false # Don't render this entry
toc: false # Render a table of contents for this entry
showHeader: true # Show the header (title, description, tags, date)
layout: "list" # Available values: "grid", "list", "log". Only effective for index.md files.
---- Implement navigation breadcrumbs
- Listing (lists/grid)
- Listing (log)
- Default listing if there is none
- Copy linked assets over
- Fix TOC
- Implement logic
- hiding TOC
- pinning entries
- unlisting entries
- Tags page
- Related links (by tags)
- Atom feed
- Configuration to inject into HTML
- Frontmatter field for
dateUpdated - SEO fields
- Compress images to webp or mozilla jpeg
pher embeds the templates in web/templates with go:embed. This means pher can
run as a standalone binary. Unfortunately, to modify the templates, we have to
recompile.
To strip extension using webservers, we might have to make the following adjustments:
location / {
if ( $request_uri ~ "/index.html" ) {
rewrite ^(.*)/ $1/ permanent;
}
try_files $uri $uri/ =404;
}Additionally, setting keepExtension: false will strip ".html" from href
links. This might be necessary if you use weird browsers that break redirects.