SweetPotatoPy (or SPP) is a considerably advanced Page Publishing System for CGI using the PyTin framework and Jinja2 templating.
Features
Pages are written in the flexible reStructuredText format.
Pages can be hierarchically nested.
A flexible navbar generator can dynamically hide and show navigation bars.
Uses the ultra-powerful Jinja2 templating system.
The PyTin framework lets you store the code in one place while keeping a short initialization script on your server, while still letting you keep SPP itself in your CGI-bin if you want to.
All filesystem-based: no database needed to store pages.
Be sure to read README.txt for all the essential documentation!
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