Inkblock is a simpler way to create and publish writing on the web.
It's true, there are a million static site generators out there. The best five or six are better at their jobs than Inkblock is, to be honest. But not one of them is slightly involved in the most important part of publishing online - *getting it in front of human beings*.
Inkblock handles your pages, blog posts, and scheduled social posts and just makes everything work. Simply.
**Notes::** I'm using this in production, but it's still pretty tuned to my needs, and needs some abstraction. Also, the social stuff isn't in yet. If you need something today, use Cactus.
# Installation
1. `pip install inkblock`
2. `npm install -g firebase-tools` Optional, to use the [firebase deploy]()
3. `pip install picopt; brew install optipng jpeg gifsicle mozjpeg; ln -s /usr/local/Cellar/mozjpeg/2.1/bin/jpegtran /usr/local/bin/mozjpeg` Optional, to use image optimization (Mac OS X shown.)
Me: npm install -g blaze_compiler
# Usage
```bash
$ ink new piece
Title: The Mexican Secret of Happiness
URL: the-mexican-secret-of-happiness [Y/n]
> Piece #24 created. Opening editor.
$
# Editing happens
$ ink publish
Publishing Inkblock and Feet.
Pages:
- /home... published
- /letter... published
Posts:
- /the-mexican-secret-to-happiness... published
```
This is the first install of an Inkblock site.
# Footprints: A complimentary server
http://click.pocoo.org/5/
Specs:
ink serve
ink build
ink new
ink publish
# ink list
# ink help
# ink (alias for ink help)
pages are built with:
name stripped of html, or "url" override.
put up as text/html, no extension, pretty URLs.
User data
/users/:uid
/profile
/piece_url
/hearted: true
/read: true
/events
{
uid
timestamp
url
action
type
}
It's true, there are a million static site generators out there. The best five or six are better at their jobs than Inkblock is, to be honest. But not one of them is slightly involved in the most important part of publishing online - *getting it in front of human beings*.
Inkblock handles your pages, blog posts, and scheduled social posts and just makes everything work. Simply.
**Notes::** I'm using this in production, but it's still pretty tuned to my needs, and needs some abstraction. Also, the social stuff isn't in yet. If you need something today, use Cactus.
# Installation
1. `pip install inkblock`
2. `npm install -g firebase-tools` Optional, to use the [firebase deploy]()
3. `pip install picopt; brew install optipng jpeg gifsicle mozjpeg; ln -s /usr/local/Cellar/mozjpeg/2.1/bin/jpegtran /usr/local/bin/mozjpeg` Optional, to use image optimization (Mac OS X shown.)
Me: npm install -g blaze_compiler
# Usage
```bash
$ ink new piece
Title: The Mexican Secret of Happiness
URL: the-mexican-secret-of-happiness [Y/n]
> Piece #24 created. Opening editor.
$
# Editing happens
$ ink publish
Publishing Inkblock and Feet.
Pages:
- /home... published
- /letter... published
Posts:
- /the-mexican-secret-to-happiness... published
```
This is the first install of an Inkblock site.
# Footprints: A complimentary server
http://click.pocoo.org/5/
Specs:
ink serve
ink build
ink new
ink publish
# ink list
# ink help
# ink (alias for ink help)
pages are built with:
name stripped of html, or "url" override.
put up as text/html, no extension, pretty URLs.
User data
/users/:uid
/profile
/piece_url
/hearted: true
/read: true
/events
{
uid
timestamp
url
action
type
}
Metadata
Release files for inkblock 0.6.2
For a detailed explanation of source distributions (sdists) and built distributions (wheels), please see the package formats documentation.
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