Hyde is Crystal’s answer to gems like Jekyll and Middleman; a static site generator built around pluggability, ease of use, and speed.
With Hyde everything is based around plugins including the HTML generation, allowing you to pick and choose what pieces you want for your site.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Comes in two parts; the core and the CLI.
- The CLI provides these commands:
- hyde new – generates a new Hyde static site using the default template.
- hyde build – build your static site.
- hyde deploy – use your deployment config to deploy your Hyde site.
- hyde serve – use the built in development server to run your Hyde site locally.
Website: github.com/hydecr/hyde
Support:
Developer: Chris Watson
License: MIT License
Hyde is written in Crystal. Learn Crystal with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
| Crystal Static Site Generators | |
|---|---|
| Hwaro | Transforms Markdown content with TOML, YAML, or JSON front matter |
| Nicolino | Supports custom taxonomies, RSS feeds, full-text search and more |
| Kamber | Technically a static blog server (not a static blog generator) |
| Hyde | Pluggable static site generator built around ease of use and speed |
| Wasp | This static site generator has been archived but might be a useful starting point |
| rock | Simple static blog system which uses the Kemal framework |
| criss | CRystal Instantaneous Static Site |
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