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April 2018
# estático - static website generator
A few weeks ago I decided to switch my website from a well known PHP
driven CMS solution, to a light and static set of HTML pages.
And so I wrote ... a simple static website generator in **Haskell**.
Of course I know that there are plenty of these out there, still I wanted
my very own masturbatory solution.
I use **pandoc** et al. for most of the heavy work anyway.
## Features
* **No** Database
* Generate HTML from **Markdown** with **pandoc**
* **Highlight** source-code with **pandoc**
* Embed data **fetched** from the web with **http-conduit**
* Embed **screen-casts** with **asciinema**
* Embed Latex formulas with **MathJx**
* Scale Images with **ImageMagick**
* Generate MP4 from OGG **Videos** with **ffmpeg**
## Try It
You can find the most recent version here. Build it with _stack build_.
Install it with _stack install_.
* <https://gitweb.softwarefools.com/?p=miguel/estatico.git>
## Pandoc Themes
Here I put together the themes available for syntax-highlighting, extracted
from **pandoc**: [./pandoc\_colors](./pandoc_colors)
## Example Website
This very website <https://www.idziorek.net> is a real-world example making
use of estático. You can find its source code here:
* <https://gitweb.softwarefools.com/?p=miguel/idziorek_net.git>
## Example Usage
Just have a look at the example websites inside the _examples_ directory for a start.\
You can build it with:
$ estatico-exe ./examples/example01 /tmp/www.example01.com www.example01.com
This will build the static website in _\/tmp\/www.example01.com_ (directory must exist),
assuming _www.example01.com_ as the base url.
And then simply sync it to your server:
$ rsync -r -u -v /tmp/www.example01.net/* your-server:/var/www/www.example01.net/
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