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Brite is an innovative static website/blog generation utility which is as easy to use as it is versatile.
- Site layout is 100% user-defined.
- Can generate files in place, so no "special directories" are required.
- Or templated routes can customize the site organization.
- Supports multi-format templates via Neapolitan template engine.
- Which supports many markup and templating formats via Malt or Tilt.
Very briefly, one creates .page, .post, .part and .layout files and
then runs:
$ brite
Voila, website made!
Of course, the question really is: how does one go about creating .page,
.post, .part, and .layout files and such. For information about that see the
Brite website and see the
Getting Started Tutorial.
For a quick start, have a look at the brite-site repository, which contains a generic Brite project anyone can use to start their own Brite Site.
To get further under the hood, see Brite source code in the GitHub hosted repository and read the API documentation.
$ gem install brite
If you are old fashioned and want to install to a site location, see Setup.rb.
Copyright (c) 2009 Rubyworks
Brite is distributable in accordance with the BSD-2-Clause license.
See LICENSE.md file for details.