gitwig-package | the gitwig static site generator

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gitwig-package is a Python library. gitwig-package has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

gitwig is another of these blog enabled static site generators. You want some more buzzwords? It’s written in [python][py], uses [markdown][md] for the content and [genshi][ge] as a templating engine. As a bonus [git][gi] is used for deploying the content to the server. What makes it different from the other projects? Well most of them don’t combine them in the way I like :-) The main focus here is, that the rendering of the content to HTML happens on the server and not locally on my machine. This has the main advantage is, that I don’t have to wait for my laptop to finish the rendering and deploying all the changes to the server. The main disadvantages might be that there is no good error reporting in place and that the rendering might take longer.

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gitwig-package has a low active ecosystem.

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Install gitwig-package

A short notice: To destinquish between server and local commands I will use s> for the server and l> for local commands.
setup the hub repository: s> git init --bare --shared blog-hub.git
clone the live repository: s> git clone <path to hub> blog-live
download the [example blog][7] into the live repository, don’t clone it!
push the changes to the hub: s:live> git add -A s:live> git commit -m "import of example blog" s:live> git push origin master
download this project on your server and run python setup.py install
in the direcotry files are six files that need your attention. You will need to move them to their destination as noted below and (except for the `config.yaml` file) you'll need to adjust the file paths in them and set the execution bit
bare-post-update-hook.sh → blog-hub.git/hooks/post-update This will pull any changes from the `hub` to the `live` repository.
live-post-merge-hook.py → blog-live/hooks/post-merge This will render the changes after they were pulled from the `hub`.
live-post-commit-hook.sh → blog-live/hooks/post-commit This will push any changes commited to the `live` repository to the `hub` and render the site.
gitwig-update.py → in your $PATH as gitwig-update This script is run to render the site. You might need to adjust the locale in the script. If you want to change some things – for example adding code highlighting – this is your starting point.
gitwig-inbox.py → in your $PATH as gitwig-inbox This script is to process the `inbox` folder in your live or local directory.
config.yaml → blog-live/ All config possibilities can be found in the `settings.py` module of the `gitwig` package.
Adjust your webserver path to point to the deploy directory and the static directory. On my server I keep the deploy directory outside of the live directory and use a symlink to the static directory inside the live repository.
you’ll need get a copy of the gitwig-inbox.py file and put it somewhere in your $PATH as gitwig-inbox. Don’t forget to adjust the paths in the file and set the execution bit.

Support

I should define this a little bit more. With "blog support" I mean the automatic creation of daily, monthly, yearly and tag indices. And of cause a blog page, an atom feed and a tag overview page.

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