handcrank
A very simple static site generator for converting reStructredText into HTML5 and CSS3 formatted for the desktop, tablet, and mobile browsers.
You got 2 minutes?
Install it:
pip install handcrank
Create a new site:
handcrank --sitedir ~/my_site startsite
Generate it:
handcrank --sitedir ~/my_site generate
Open the site in a browser:
open ~/my_site/output/index.html
That’s it!
See full documentation at http://packages.python.org/handcrank
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0.2
Release date: 10-Nov-2010
FIX The generator delegate was not correctly alphabetizing the source list
FIX Some documentation spelling mistakes
0.1
Release date: 30-Sep-2010
Initial release
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