make
Will build the website to the target directory.
Standard is ./dst/, can be changed with DST_DIR.
make clean
Removes the target directory.
The pages are written in markdown format.
The level 1 heading will be used as title of the page.
Links with the extension .md will be changed to .html.
The template.html gets used by pandoc to convert the pages to html.
The contents of the static folder are copied to the target directory verbatim.
The Makefile contains the recipe for building the website from source.
I have a git post-receive hook that checks out the work tree to a directory on the server.
The hook then runs make inside this directory.
DST_DIR points to the place from where I serve the page with nginx.