getolaf

Olaf is a simple static site generator written on Python. You can run dynamic blog locally and freeze it as static pages which can be hosted anywhere including Github.

Demo blog

Features

Markdown support
Content types (Posts and pages)
Custom content slug
Custom home page
Tags and Archives list
Synatx highlighting
Disqus comments
XML sitemap
Atom feed
Google Analytics integration
Custom themes
Commandline tool for content creation
Host it on Github

Get started

Install from pip
```
pip install getolaf
```
Create a blog
```
olaf createsite myblog
```
Change directory to myblog and Run dev server
```
olaf run --port 3000
```
Freeze the current version
```
olaf freeze
```
Create content via Commandline
```
olaf create
```

Contents are stored as a markdown formatted files in _contents folder. Markdown files can be directly edited to modify existing contents.

What to do next

You can edit site settings such as title, description etc from config.py file.

Features in pipeline

Ghost/WordPress like GUI content creator/editor
Admin tools
Themes ecosystem
Migration tools for popular blog such as WordPress
PDF Generator (Publish entire site as a ebook)

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