Blog — Example site built with Astrodon

This repository is an example static site that uses the Astrodon framework. It demonstrates how to structure content, run builds, serve locally, and leverage Lua-powered interpolation within Markdown.

How this blog uses Astrodon

• Library usage: See build.ts and serve.ts, which import build and serve from astrodon.
• Content: All pages live under routes/ as Markdown files with YAML frontmatter.
• Lua interpolation: Markdown can include {{lua:...}} expressions resolved by Astrodon (e.g., {{lua:current_time:friendly}}).
• Assets: Static assets are under assets/ and copied to dist/ on build.

Run locally

1. Ensure Deno is installed.

2. Build the site:

   deno run -A build.ts

3. Serve the built site:

   deno run -A serve.ts

4. Open http://localhost:8000.

Project structure (excerpt)

blog/
├── routes/                # Markdown content with frontmatter and optional Lua
├── assets/                # Static assets
├── dist/                  # Build output (generated)
├── build.ts               # Uses Astrodon.build
├── serve.ts               # Uses Astrodon.serve
└── deno.json              # Import map, tasks

Notes

• For more details on the framework itself, see the Astrodon README in the framework repo.
• Image optimization and performance benchmarking are optional; enable them as needed.