Static blog generator.
Project description
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Bucket3
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bucket3 is a simple, blog aware, static site generator written in python. It reads your content and spits out a complete, static website suitable for serving with Apache or your favorite web server. [1]
bucket3 would like to become a virtual “information bucket” where you throw
pieces of information (texts, images, audio, etc), and presents them in a nice
blog-like format.
Quick intro
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1. Download the bucket3 code.
2. Install jinja2 and markdown2.
3. Edit conf.yaml or create a new one (see conf.yaml.example)
4. Put your posts under posts/ They don't have to be in the same directory, as long as they are under "posts/", you can organize them in any way you like.
5. run bucket3.py --conf=your_conf_file --skel --new-posts
6. You should now have your whole blog under "html_dir" (as defined in your conf file).
7. Upload the files to your server.
Examples
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conf.bucket3com.yaml, _themes/bucket3com and the posts under posts/ are the source of http://www.bucket3.com/
http://blog.vrypan.net/ is also generated using bucket3.
License
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bucket3 is distributed under the MIT LICENSE.
Copyright
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Panayotis Vryonis, http://vrypan.net/
See also
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If you are not familiar with the idea of a static HTML blog, visit https://github.com/mojombo/jekyll they've done a much better way at explaining it! (the intro is actually a copy from jekyll's README file)
Bucket3
===========
bucket3 is a simple, blog aware, static site generator written in python. It reads your content and spits out a complete, static website suitable for serving with Apache or your favorite web server. [1]
bucket3 would like to become a virtual “information bucket” where you throw
pieces of information (texts, images, audio, etc), and presents them in a nice
blog-like format.
Quick intro
=========
1. Download the bucket3 code.
2. Install jinja2 and markdown2.
3. Edit conf.yaml or create a new one (see conf.yaml.example)
4. Put your posts under posts/ They don't have to be in the same directory, as long as they are under "posts/", you can organize them in any way you like.
5. run bucket3.py --conf=your_conf_file --skel --new-posts
6. You should now have your whole blog under "html_dir" (as defined in your conf file).
7. Upload the files to your server.
Examples
------------
conf.bucket3com.yaml, _themes/bucket3com and the posts under posts/ are the source of http://www.bucket3.com/
http://blog.vrypan.net/ is also generated using bucket3.
License
=========
bucket3 is distributed under the MIT LICENSE.
Copyright
=========
Panayotis Vryonis, http://vrypan.net/
See also
=========
If you are not familiar with the idea of a static HTML blog, visit https://github.com/mojombo/jekyll they've done a much better way at explaining it! (the intro is actually a copy from jekyll's README file)
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