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README
What is Glayu?
Glayu is a static site generator for mid-sized sites that generate content frequently and have to deal with multiple categories, like magazines and newspapers.
What makes Glayu different from other static site generators is the way it structures the source folder: when you publish an article using Glayu, the markdown file is placed inside a subfolder of the source
directory following the permalink definition.
With the default permalink definition categories/year/month/day/title
your source
and public
directories will look like:
The motivation of this source
folder organization is to split the site content in smaller units that can be managed independently. Glayu takes advance of this folder organization to enable the concurrent and partial generation of the site.
In the previous example a complete build of the site will handle the /source/_posts/world/2017/07/11
and /source/_posts/us/2017/11
folders concurrently.
Glayu enables the partial generation of the site by using regular expressions, so if you will be interested in only generate the world
articles you could use the build
command like this:
$ glayu build _posts/world*
Features
- Partial site generation.
- Well organized source folder.
- Fast, thanks to Elixir and the Erlang VM.
- Themes support.
- Partials support.
Quick Start
Pre-requisites: Erlang installed on your machine.
Get the latest Glayu binary, grant execution permissions if needed, and add it to your PATH
Init the site.
$ glayu init glayu_site
๐ฆ Your Glayu site has been created at ${PATH_TO_SITE}/glayu_site
Create your first post.
$ cd ./glayu_site
$ glayu new "My First Glayu Article"
๐ฆ Post created at ${PATH_TO_SITE}/glayu_site/source/_drafts/my-first-glayu-article.md
Publish your post.
$ glayu publish my-first-glayu-article.md
๐ฆ Draft published to ${PATH_TO_SITE}/glayu_site/source/_posts/software/static-sites/2017/07/11/my-first-glayu-article.md
Build the site.
$ glayu build
โ Site pages generated.
โโโ 1 pages generated.
โ Category pages generated.
โโโ 2 category pages generated.
โ Home page generated.
โ Site assets copied from theme folder to public folder.
โโโ 20 files copied.
๐ฆ Site Generated Successfully.
The site pages are generated under ../glayu_site/public
Documentation Site
Check the docs.
Themes
Glayu Bootswatch by David Gustafsson
Source Code Organization
Glayu is an Elixir umbrella project including following applications:
Application | Description |
---|---|
glayu |
glayu escript binary generation |
glayu_core |
main Glayu logic |
glayu_build |
SiteTree and site pages rendering logic |
glayu_preview_server |
preview server |
License
This project is available under the MIT license.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the glayu README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.