lref

lref is a one stop package to manage and maintain your webpages,

For now, it handles and manages only a particular type of webpages

If you want to add a link pertaining to a particular topic and store it away in your personal webpage which you can maintain at will without touching html This is the one stop solution With a general codebase and the power of templating, presenting link_refer

INSTRUCTIONS TO USE:

STEP1: Keep the 'link_refer' folder at your home folder or at ~/ location

STEP2: Keep the 'links' folder anywhere you wish to keep your files

STEP3: run the 'setup.py' to help your lref find out about links' position in your system

STEP4: Git init the links repository then add and commit the repo

STEP4: Till wizard is fully developed, you can play with the csv files of the htmls ngos and links and

use the shell file in link_refer to build the html you wish, 'ngos' or 'links' by simply going to the folder $./links.sh <name> <location> "some message" : here is 'ngos' or 'links' and is the value of directory you'll find inside the config.ini in link_refer folder

STEP5: Enjoy developing, using and sharing this project with everyone...

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