yatiblog 1.0.2

Static site generator for blogs and source code documentation

Yatiblog was created to power Tav’s blog and to create documentation for projects like Ampify. It generates static HTML files from source .txt files from the information provided within:

• yatiblog.conf

• Any triple-dashed YAML metadata header within the text files.

Layout templates can be specified in the Genshi markup language and the templates are looked for in the _layouts directory.

Example

For an example of yatiblog used to generate a blog, see:

• Source: https://github.com/tav/blog

• Output: http://tav.espians.com

For an example of yatiblog used to generate prettified source code documentation, see:

• Source: https://github.com/tav/ampify/tree/master/doc

• Output: http://ampify.it/code.html

Usage

Usage: yatiblog [options] [path/to/source/directory]

Options:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  -d DATA_FILE         Set the path for a data file (default: .articlestore)
  -o OUTPUT_DIRECTORY  Set the output directory for files (default: website)
  --clean              Flag to remove all generated output files
  --force              Flag to force regeneration of all files
  --quiet              Flag to suppress output

Contribute

To contribute any patches simply fork the repository using GitHub and send a pull request to https://github.com/tav, thanks!

License

All of the code has been released into the Public Domain. Do with it as you please.

– Enjoy, tav <[e-mail]>