0.0.4 • Published 1 year ago

seite v0.0.4

Weekly downloads
-
License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
1 year ago

Create batteries-included docs and blogs from markdown and HTML files with zero configuration. Supports frontmatter, code highlighting, navigation, custom layouts and scripts, Web Components, and more.

npx seite

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Work in Progress

This is a work in progress, and is not yet ready for use. I'll be adding more features and documentation as I go. In this bit I'll outline what Seite is supposed to become / achieve:

  • It should turn a README of a project into a nice looking doc with zero effort.

    npx seite
    
    # 👆 This should turn the README.md file into a 
    #    nice looking doc, ready to be deployed to gh-pages.
  • It should support long one-pager docs, as well as multi-page websites.

    # Intro
    
    Some intro text.
    
    <include src="./section-one.md" />
    <include src="./section-two.md" />
    
    <!-- It should also automatically generate ToC from these. -->
  • It should handle relative imports, and this should be the main mechanism it handles assets, scripts, layouts and styles.

    <img src="./logo.svg" />
    
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="../some.css" />
    <style>
      @import './some-other.css';
    </style>
    <script type="module">
      import * from '../some.js'
    </script>
    
    <!--
      Everything should be automatically packed alongside
      built files, also supporting assets imported from the scripts
      ands styles.
    -->
  • It should allow environmental styles, scripts, layouts, and frontmatter, so that the markdown files would still be readable on GitHub.

    <!-- README.md -->
    
    # Welcome to my project
    
    ...
    /* _seite.css */
    
    p {
      color: red;
    }
    /* This should be applied only when the site is built. */
    <!-- _seite.html -->
    <header>Some stuff</header>
    <slot></slot>
    <include src="./footer.md" />
    
    <!-- This acts as the layout for the page when it is built. -->
  • It should get all the minimal amount of config it needs from frontmatter (and environmental frontmatter).

    ---
    title: My Project
    description: This is my project.
    code theme light: A11YLight
    code theme dark: A11YDark
    ---
    
    # Welcome to my project
    
    ...
  • It should support Web Components with SSR for custom content.

    <h1>My Thoughts on Stuff</h1>
    <author-and-date></author-and-date>
    
    <!--
      The author and date info should also be automatically fetched
      from git commits, and the component should be able to pick
      these up at the server and the client.
      -->

Roadmap

  • Add environment manager
  • Add input management (multiple files, dest folders, etc)
  • Add support for html entries
  • Add chain asset management
  • Add layout management (layout & include directives)
  • Add environmental scripts
  • Add environmental layouts
  • Add environmental frontmatter and config management
  • Add auto ToC
  • Add Web Components support w/ SSR