elm-pages is statically typed site generator.
It has a built-in file-based router, and a DataSource API to help you bring in typed Elm data that’s baked in to the page (no loading spinners).
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Pre-render routes to HTML.
- Hydrate to a full Elm app, with client-side navigation after initial load.
- File-based routing.
- DataSources allow you to pull HTTP or file data to a given page and have it available before load.
- Dev server with hot reloading (including when you modify a file that is used as a DataSource)
- A nice type-safe API for SEO.
- Generate files, like RSS, sitemaps, podcast feeds, or any other strings you can output with pure Elm.
- SEO made easy – SEO is as easy as calling a type-safe, high-level Elm API and passing in data from your content’s metadata.
- Optimized for performance – set of features built-in to make sure your page is blazing fast on any device.
- Automatic page pre-rendering
- Page content is split up per-page so page content downloads and parses just-in-time
- Page pre-fetching on link hover
Website: elm-pages.com
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Dillon Kearns
License: BSD 3-Clause “New” or “Revised” License
elm-pages is written in Elm.
Related Software
| Elm Static Site Generators | |
|---|---|
| elm-pages | Build an Elm single-page app with pre-rendered HTML pages |
| Elmstatic | Elm-to-HTML static site generator |
| elm-starter | Elm-based bootstrapper for Elm applications |
| siteelm | Easily mix dynamic Elm components |
| elm-example-publisher | Generate static websites |
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