Genja is a simple static website generator written in Python for building small websites from Markdown content.
It uses Jinja templates for page rendering, stores site settings in a genja.toml file, and produces static output that can be hosted on GitHub Pages or another web host.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Organizes content into separate `_pages` and `_posts` directories for standalone pages and dated articles.
- Uses Jinja templates for index, page, and post layouts.
- Supports configurable site settings such as the base URL, posts output directory, site output directory, and site title through `genja.toml`.
- Provides a `serve` command that builds the site, starts a local server, opens the default web browser, and reloads when Markdown files are updated.
- Provides a `build` command for generating the website without running a local server.
- Generates a JSON feed alongside the HTML output.
Website: github.com/wigging/genja
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Developer: Gavin Wiggins
License: MIT License
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