Amassite is a static web page compiler allowing users to use the simplicity of python to program the features they desire in their web pages
| Goals | Status |
|---|---|
| Generic Python Parsing | Complete |
| HTML Minification | Basic HTML compression exists |
| Debugging Info | User compiled code is debugged correctly (incorrect function calls are not) |
| Javascript Minification | Acheived through Closure Compiler |
| CSS Minification | Achieved through Closure Stylesheets |
| Security parsing | Not Begun |
| Live Detect Compiling | Not Begun |
| Casheing on Recompile | Not Begun |
| Publishing (FTP / SSH) | Not Begin (works with mounting drive as folder) |
| Publishing (git branch) | External Scripts avalible using git-new-workdir |
amassite input and output can both be individual files or both be directories If they are directories then all files in the input will be processed and place in the same file structure in the output directory
| Flag | Function |
|---|---|
| -v, -verbose | Displays verbose output of |
| -C | Compress (compressed HTML) |
| -m | Javascript Minimize (not enabled) |
| --help | Help |
| -c | Cleanup (simple compression, removes blank lines) |
A static webpage compiler, based on the django markup syntax
An easy way to avoid php when created non-dynamic websites that you want to change occasinally
Planned Flags
-C cleanup -> removes excess spaces from the html document
-j javascript minification -> runs all javascript files (.js) through the google closure engine
-c css minification -> runs all css files (.css) through a yet undetermined css minifier
-h html minification -> runs all html files through a html minification
-F do all the compressions
Types of files
Amassite Doc - HTML documents that become compiled files
Amassite Template - HTML documents that are used in other files and should not become compiled files
Amassite Script - Javascript files that should be minified
Amassite Style - CSS files that should be minified
All other files will be copied over to the output directory in the same file structure
If a folder only contained Amassite Template files the folder will not exist in the output directory