Emanote is a tool that creates structured websites from plain-text notes.
It can be used to publish a personal website, blog, wiki, Zettelkasten, notebook, knowledge base, or documentation site while keeping the source material in future-proof text files.
The software is designed around Markdown and supports Org Mode in a basic form. It adds useful publishing features such as wiki links, task lists, hashtags, callouts, syntax highlighting, math, Mermaid diagrams, images, Atom feeds, and live preview.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Creates websites from plain-text notes and arbitrary data
- Suitable for blogs, wikis, Zettelkasten systems, notebooks, knowledge bases, and documentation
- Live preview that updates in real time
- Markdown support with extensions including wiki links, task lists, footnotes, callouts, and hashtags
- Basic Org Mode support
- Supports syntax highlighting, math, Mermaid diagrams, images, and Atom feeds
- Structural wiki links and folder notes for organising notebooks
- Can generate static files or run a live server
- Built with Haskell and Nix
Website: github.com/srid/emanote
Support:
Developer: srid
License: AGPL-3.0-or-later
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Related Software
| Haskell Static Site Generators | |
|---|---|
| Hakyll | Library for generating static sites |
| yst | Static websites from YAML and string templates |
| Ema | Next-gen library toolkit for building jamstack-style static sites |
| rib | Creates structured websites from plain-text notes |
| Slick | Provides a small set of tools and combinators for building static websites |
| Bark | Intended to be very simple |
| rib | rib is superceded by Ema |
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