Couscous turns Markdown documentation into beautiful websites. It’s GitHub Pages on steroids.
Couscous was designed to be as simple as possible. By embracing simplicity, it becomes extremely simple to extend.
Couscous deploys by cloning (in a temp directory) the current repository, checking out the gh-pages branch, generating the website inside it, committing and pushing.
Couscous is free and open source software.
Website: couscous.io
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Matthieu Napoli
License: MIT License
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