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1.8 KiB
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59 lines
1.8 KiB
Markdown
# Isidore
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A script helping to statically generate websites using a combination of PHP,
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HTML, and Markdown.
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## Dependencies
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- Bash
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- PHP
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## Usage
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Synopsis: `isidore <command> [options]`
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Commands:
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- `new [-i] <dir>`: create a new project directory `<dir>`. Use `-i` for
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interactive mode.
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- `build`: build the website (default).
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- `serve`, `server`: run an HTTP server of the output on port 8080.
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- `clean`: cleans build files.
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- `help`: show help information.
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- `version`: show Isidore version number.
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### New Project
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When you create a new project with Isidore it will create the following
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directory structure:
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- `<dir>/`: the project directory.
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- `site/`: contains the pages to be compiled.
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- `templates/`: templates that can be used in `site/` and can also be compiled.
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- `output/`: output directory of compiled HTML files.
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- `config.php`: configuration file with Isidore configuration and global
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variables.
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## Contributing
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Currently the project is still under heavy development. The idea isn't to create
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some massive static site generator project, as projects like this already exist
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(e.g. Hugo). The point is to create a simple program with very little
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functionality, that a user can then manually edit to add extra functionality.
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Though I may consider adding a directory in the project containing patch files
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if anyone ever wants to send one in.
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In any case, if you want to contribute towards the development of the project,
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please take a look at what needs to be done in the [roadmap](/ROADMAP.md), or
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check if there are any to-do comments in the code:
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```bash
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grep "TODO" isidore.sh
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```
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## License & Copyright
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This project is licensed under the terms & conditions of the GNU Affero General
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Public License version 3 (see the [license file](/LICENSE)) for more
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information.
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