Anna is a static site generator written in Go that builds websites from Markdown content, front matter metadata, and HTML layout templates.
It’s designed for fast local development and site generation, with support for structured content directories, configurable layouts, collections and tags pages, and a built-in development server for live reloading while you work.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Uses parallel rendering to improve build performance.
- Includes a built-in serve mode with live reload for local development.
- Supports Markdown content with YAML front matter for page metadata.
- Provides tags, collections, and post-style site organization.
- Uses Go HTML templating for layouts and partials.
- Supports Goldmark extensions including anchors, figures, Mermaid diagrams, and table-of-contents generation.
Website: github.com/anna-ssg/anna
Support:
Developer: anna-ssg
License: MIT License
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