blanket-rs

static generator

to get started try the example: cargo run --example basic

then go ahead and start using the library in your own project =D

cargo add blanket-rs

fn main() {
    fn run() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
        let mut builder = blanket_rs::builder::Builder::new();
        builder.require(blanket_rs::resource::CopyFile::new("source/index.html", "dest/index.html"))?;
        builder.generate()?;
        Ok(())
    }
    run().expect("expected to exit successfully");
}

why blanket-rs

great question. there are a lot of options for static website generation in Rust - see alternatives - but for many use cases they are overkill. blanket is all about simplicity.

some simple pleasures

• you are in control
• you add blanket to your project, not the other way around

you should use blanket

• to declaratively generate a static website

you should not use blanket

• if you need to compile or bundle javascript (check out vite!)
• when performance is as imporant as correctness (check out bazel!)

pairings

some flavors that compliment blanket-rs

• JSX style <Component /> syntax tools like render
• markdown parsers, like pulldown-cmark or markdown-rs