Statirator
Multilingual static site and blog generator.
Reason
Needed good multilingual static site generator, which enables:
Blog posts in reStructuredText
Single resource (file) for all the translations of that post or page
Explicitly specifying slug for various non-Latin links in addition to posts (e.g: Tag names, pages, etc.)
Separate RSS feeds for each language and each tag/language
Keeps reference between the translations
Optional Multi-domain support - One for each language (TODO)
Translated elements in pages
No need to reinvent the wheel:
For users
See the Statirator documentation at Read the Docs.
For developers:
Create a virtualenv (python2 till django moves to 3)
Clone the repo
run python setup.py develop
To build the docs:
install Sphinx
cd docs; make html
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