markpub
MarkPub builds a static HTML website from a directory of Markdown files.
The website supports wiki-links, transclusion, and provides full-text
search.
MarkPub installs configuration files that GitHub Pages and Netlify can use to automatically publish the HTML files on the web.
Requirements
- Python 3.12 or higher.
Install
Using pip
pip install markpub
Usage
Overview
markpub [--version] <command> [options]
Available commands:
init- Initialize a new MarkPub sitebuild- Build HTML website from Markdown files
Commands
markpub init <directory>
Initialize a new MarkPub site in the specified directory. This creates:
.markpub/markpub.yaml- Site configuration file- Configuration files for GitHub Pages/Netlify deployment
Sidebar.md- Website navigation links displayed sidebar on webpages
Example:
markpub init my-wiki
markpub build [options]
Build a static website from Markdown files.
Required options:
-i, --input <directory>- Input directory containing Markdown files-o, --output <directory>- Output directory for generated HTML files
Optional options:
--config, -c <file>- Path to YAML config file (default:./markpub.yaml)--root, -r <name>- Website root directory name (needed for GitHub Pages hosting)--lunr- Create lunr search index (requires npm and lunr to be installed)--commits- Include Git commit messages and times in All Pages
Examples:
# Basic build
markpub build -i my-wiki -o my-wiki-site
# Build with search
markpub build -i my-wiki -o my-wiki-site --lunr
# Build for GitHub Pages with Git history
markpub build -i my-wiki -o my-wiki-site --root my-repo --commits
Getting Help
Use --help with any command for detailed usage information:
markpub --help
markpub init --help
markpub build --help
Markpub website themes
Markpub website themes are managed by the Python package markpub-themes
Management and use of themes is documented there. This package is installed with markpub, and after installation, help information is available:
markpub-themes -h
Documentation
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Further documentation is under development.
Metadata
Release files for markpub 2.1.2
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