Exposé is a simple static site generator for photoessays.
The script operates on your current working directory, and outputs a _site directory.
Exposé is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Draft mode, where only a single low resolution is encoded. This can be used for a quick preview or for layout purposes.
- Adding text – the text associated with each image is read from any text file with the same filename as the image.
- Sorting – images are sorted by alphabetical order. To arbitrarily order images, add a numerical prefix.
- Organization – put images in folders to organize them. The folders can be nested any number of times, and are also sorted alphabetically. The folder structure is used to generate a nested html menu. To arbitrarily order folders, add a numerical prefix to the folder name. Any numerical prefixes are stripped from the url.
- Text metadata.
- Templating.
Website: github.com/Jack000/Expose
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Developer: Jack Qiao
License: MIT License
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