Added babel file, readme and license info.

ipsum.babel

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+[Package]
+name          = "ipsumgenera"
+version       = "0.1.0"
+author        = "Dominik Picheta"
+description   = "A static blog generator."
+license       = "MIT"
+
+bin = "ipsum"

ipsum.nim

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+# Copyright (C) 2013 Dominik Picheta
+# Licensed under MIT license.
+
 import os, times, strutils, algorithm, strtabs, parseutils
 
 import src/metadata, src/rstrender

readme.md

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+# ipsum genera
+
+*ipsum genera* is a static blog generator written in Nimrod. It's something
+I hacked together in a couple of days so you're mostly on your own for now if
+you wish to use it. Of course, I love the name *ipsum genera* so much that I
+may just be willing to make this more user friendly.
+
+## Quick manual
+
+```
+git clone https://github.com/dom96/ipsumgenera
+cd ipsumgenera
+babel install
+mkdir articles
+mkdir layouts
+```
+
+Put articles in the 'articles' folder with metadata similar to jekyll's:
+```
+---
+title: "GTK+: I love GTK and here is why."
+date: 2013-08-18 23:03
+tags: [Nimrod, GTK]
+---
+```
+
+Save the article as: ``2013-08-18-gtk-plus-i-love-gtk-and-here-is-why.rst``,
+or something else, the filename doesn't really matter, *ipsum* does not care.
+
+You then need to create some layouts and put them into the layouts folder.
+Two for now: article.html and default.html. This is simply an html template,
+*ipsum* will replace a couple of specific strings in the html template when
+it's generating your blog. The format of these strings is ${key}, and the
+supported keys are:
+
+* ``${body}`` -- In default.html this is the article list, in article.html
+  this will be the actual article text.
+* ``${title}`` -- Article title, article.html **only**.
+* ``${date}`` -- Article date, article.html **only**.
+* ``${prefix}`` -- The path to the root in article.html **only**.
+
+Once you're done with the setup, simply execute ``ipsum``.
+
+## License
+
+MIT