Lightweight go web server + templating stack.

Born out of frustration spending too much time searching for and trying to install complex CMS systems only to find out they didn't do what I wanted.

Features:

• produces single deployable binary.
• no external dependencies required (unless you want https, in which case install a full fledged web server and set up a reverse proxy + letencrypt).
• simple templating system (gives you a standard way to have a look and feel for your web site without cutting and pasting HTML)
• no javascript required. Very little css.

Layout:

/assets/  <-- edit stylesheets and add images here
/templates/  <-- put templates here
/content/ <-- put your content here.  Convention is that if you want to serve up a page called /html/foo.html, then create files like this:
          foo.html
          foo.title

Requirements:

go-1.16+

Usage:

go build
./grumpyweb >> your.log

Yes, this is how grumpy old developers roll. At least this one. YMMV

Future work:

Rotate log files automatically.