static site management system
Talon allows you to have multiple static pages displayed on your website with a convenient menu to switch between them.
Talon can be used for a lot of different purposes:
- Creating a personal website
- Documentation for different projects
- Fast website publishing for testing
- Serving CI artifacts (Website previews, coverage reports)
- ID
- Name
- Path
- PathLower
- Logo (File) →
- Color
- Visibility: Featured/Searchable/Hidden
- User
- CreatedAt
- MaxVersions
- SourceURL
- SourceType
- Versions →[]
- ID
- Name
- User
- Upload date
- Version files →[]
- Hash
- Filepath
- Version
- ID
- Username
- Password
- Is admin
- ID
- API Key
- Creator (User)
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Allowed paths/pathspaces
Examples:
- Any paths including subpaths:
# - Any path/subpath under "ThetaDev":
thetadev.# - Subpath "Coverage" under any path:
*.coverage - Subpath "Coverage" under the paths "thetadev" and "
zoey":
thetadev|zoey.coverage - Marks "thetadev.test" and "zoey.coverage":
thetadev.test||zoey.coverage
- Any paths including subpaths:
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Max size per uploaded website
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Can create websites
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OPT: Max TTL for created paths
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Max versions for created paths
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Max visibility for created paths
Hash: example.com/h/7a9745fed498f69c46a3ffa5dfaff872e0e1df89
Mark: example.com/thetadev/coverage/main-a352c312 example.com/thetadev/coverage/pr-3
Files are stored with their SHA256 hashes to provide deduplication. If you upload a lot of sites that use the same template, the stylesheets and scripts only need to be stored once. The real filenames and folder structure are kept in the database.
storage/d/d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
Every day Talon should run a pruning operation where it will look for unused files and delete them to free storage space.
The font used is called Litmus and it was created by Alan Carr (Download: https://www.ffonts.net/Litmus.font).
The *_inkscape.svg files are the ones to be edited. After editing, save the files as Optimized SVG and turn off pretty-printing to get browser-friendly SVG.