Coricamu is a static website generator for Nix. It was heavily inspired by Styx.
Coricamu uses the Nix module system for website configuration. This is similar to how NixOS machines are configured, except obviously the set of options available is different.
This is free and open source software.
Website: github.com/danth/coricamu
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Developer: Daniel Thwaites
License: MIT License
Styx is written in Nix.
Related Software
| Nix Static Site Generators | |
|---|---|
| Styx | Functional static site generator based on the Nix package manager |
| Reify | Microframework designed for building static sites |
| nixtml | Transforms Markdown content into HTML and integrates directly with Nix flakes |
| Coricamu | Static website generator for Nix / NixOS |
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