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v0.1.0 (2026-06-23)

Initial release of Alloy — a fast, extensible static site generator written in Go.

  • Config: Customize your project structure, build output, content formats, and plugin settings in YAML, TOML, or JSON

    title: "My Site"
    baseURL: "https://example.com"
    structure:
      content: "src/content"
      layouts: "src/layouts"
    templates:
      engine: "liquid"
  • Content: Write pages in Markdown or plain HTML with YAML frontmatter

  • Data: Load YAML, JSON, and CSV data files — available globally in templates as site.data

    data:
      files:
        authors: "data/authors.json"
  • Cascade: Inherit layout, metadata, and configuration down the directory tree via _data.yaml files with deep merge

  • Permalinks: Control output URLs per-collection with token-based patterns

    permalinks:
      blog: "/:year/:month/:slug/"
  • Collections: Group content and generate taxonomy pages

    taxonomies:
      tags:
        permalink: "/tags/:slug/"
    collections:
      blog:
        sortBy: "date"
        order: "desc"
  • Templates: Liquid and Go html/template engines with shortcodes, filters, and composable layouts

  • Output: Generate sitemaps, feeds, and multiple output formats per page

  • Assets: Process assets through the build pipeline with built-in cache-busting support

  • Static: Copy static files with passthrough mappings and glob-based exclude patterns

    passthrough:
      - from: "node_modules/@rhds/elements"
        to: "assets/vendor/rhds"
        exclude: ["*.map"]
  • Pagination: Paginate collections with configurable page size and custom permalink patterns

  • i18n: Build multilingual sites with per-language content directories, URL prefixing, and translation strings

    languages:
      en:
        title: "English Site"
        root: true
      fr:
        title: "Site Français"
  • Pipeline: Incremental rebuilds that only reprocess changed files

  • Plugins (QuickJS): Drop a JS file in plugins/ for in-process filters, hooks, and shortcodes — no Node.js required

    export default function(alloy) {
        alloy.shortcode("greeting", (args) => {
            return `<p>Hello, ${args[0]}!</p>`;
        });
    }
  • Plugins (WASM): Compile filters from Rust, TinyGo, or AssemblyScript for near-native performance

  • Plugins (Node): Opt into a full Node.js subprocess runtime for plugins that need npm packages or filesystem access

  • Hooks: React to build lifecycle events and inject virtual pages

    alloy.hook("onContentLoaded", { pages: true }, (pages) => {
        // inject virtual pages, transform content, etc.
    });
  • CLI: alloy build, alloy dev (development server with file watcher and live reload), alloy serve, alloy init, and alloy version