Do you love static page generators but you still miss some full-stack features? With pyngular you will be able to build AngularJS single page applications with the same methodology and accessibility of static pages.
Once you initialize your application the pages on the pages
directory will be parsed for metadata and compiled to HTML using
pandoc. The metadata will be stored on a json file at the root of
the compiled site so that you can use it to build your AngularJS app.
After all that you should have something similar to this:
Clone the repository and make it accesible in your $PATH.
Pyngular requires:
Initialize the folder you wish to work in with the example templates:
mkdir exampleapp
pyngular init -d exampleapp -e
cd exampleapp
Put your markdown pages on the pages directory and build the example
app with:
pyngular build
After that you can use
pyngular server
To serve the application on http://localhost:8000 and
pyngular watch
To rebuild it if any of the base files change.
// Scaffold on current directory
pyngular init
// Scaffold on DIR
pyngular init -d DIR
// Scaffold on DIR and copy the example application
pyngular init -d DIR -e
// Build the application on _site
pyngular build
// Clean _site and _cache directories
pyngular clean
// Clean and rebuild the site
pyngular rebuild
// Serve the _site on http://localhost:8000
pyngular server