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Serum
Serum is a simple static website generator written in Elixir.
Like some of other static website generators, Serum focuses on blogging. And if you know how to write markdown documents and how to handle EEx templates, you can easily build your own website.
🚧 CURRENT STATUS OF THIS REPOSITORY 🚧
Codes in the master branch are currently undergoing HUGE changes toward
"Serum 2.0," so don't expect anything would work properly. Also, I'm not going
to accept any issue or pull request regarding "Serum 2.0" until things are
kinda ready.
In the meantime, since codes for the existing Serum 1.x versions are still
maintained in the v1/master branch, you are welcome to open any issue or pull
request related to Serum 1.x. Just make sure you set the target base branch
to v1/master, not master, when opening pull requests.
I apologize for your inconvenience!
Getting Started
Use Mix to install the Serum installer archive from Hex.
$ mix archive.install hex serum_new
You can now use serum.new Mix task to create a new Serum project.
$ mix serum.new /path/to/new_website
cd into the new project directory and install Serum.
$ cd /path/to/new_website
$ mix do deps.get, deps.compile
Try building the website, or spin up the development server.
# Your website will be built at /path/to/new_website/site
$ mix serum.build
# Your website will be built and served at http://localhost:8080
$ mix serum.server
Please visit the official website for more guides and documentations.
LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2019 Eunbin Jeong (Dalgona.) [email protected]
MIT License. Read LICENSE for the full text.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the serum README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.