DC2F is a type-safe website generator written in Kotlin.
Developers define content structures using Kotlin interfaces or abstract classes, while site content is stored in hierarchical directories and YAML files.
The software emphasizes semantic content, consistent handling of links and resources, early detection of incomplete data, and explicit configuration. It uses kotlinx.html for templates and supports Markdown and Pebble for rich-text content.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Defines strongly typed content models with Kotlin interfaces and classes.
- Reads structured website content from YAML files and directories.
- Detects incomplete or inconsistent content during parsing.
- Renders type-safe HTML templates using kotlinx.html.
- Supports Markdown and Pebble rich-text content.
- Provides addressable content paths for pages, properties and assets.
- Processes images with resizing and format conversion.
- Includes Sass preprocessing and sitemap generation.
- Can use Git history to determine content modification dates.
- Supports caching to speed up repeated processing.
Website: github.com/dc2f/dc2f.kt
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Developer: Herbert Poul
License: Apache License 2.0
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| Kotlin Static Site Generators | |
|---|---|
| Orchid | Build and deploy beautiful documentation sites that grow with you |
| Kakyll | Static site generator similar to Hakyll (Haskell) or Jekyll (Ruby) |
| Kotao | Simple static site generator |
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