Ignite is a static site generator for Swift developers.
It lets developers build websites using Swift code with a SwiftUI-like syntax, generating static output that can be deployed to any ordinary web host.
The software offers a command-line tool for creating new sites, building them, and running a local preview server. It supports Markdown content, custom layouts, reusable site assets, and a wide range of built-in components for building richer static websites.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Builds static websites using Swift code.
- SwiftUI-like syntax for composing web pages.
- Command-line tool to create, build, and preview sites.
- Local preview server for testing generated sites.
- Supports Markdown content with custom article layouts.
- Includes components such as accordions, carousels, badges, alerts, tables, and dropdowns.
- Automatic code syntax highlighting.
- Works with Swift Package Manager.
- Generates static output ready for deployment.
Website: github.com/twostraws/Ignite
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Developer: Paul Hudson
License: MIT License
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