Neostatic, a tiny site/blog generator for neocities
A small neocities static blog generator. Contribute to giannitedesco/neostatic development by creating an account on GitHub.
What it does
TOML config → Markdown posts (Markdown-metadata frontmatter) → Jinja2 templates → static output directory → upload. Most static site generators (Hugo, Zola, Jekyll) are general-purpose templating systems that happen to be good at blogs. neostatic does the opposite: it only does one shape of site (a blog, plus static passthrough content), and stays small enough to read end to end in one sitting. site-dir/ neostatic.toml static/ # copied through as-is (allow-listed extensions) templates/ index.html blogpost.html # default post template; override per-post posts/ 2024-01-01-hello.md Config ( neostatic.toml ) [ blog ] [ blog . paths ] static = " static " templates = " templates " posts = " posts…from github.com
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