incise – extensible static site generator written in Clojure

Incise is an extensible static site generator written in Clojure.

Incise is primarily configured via a config file it tries to find as a resource. This file must be named incise.edn and be found in the root of your resources directory.

Key Features

• Allow many different setups and configurations.
• Extensible by nature. It scans the classpath for namespaces that match various patterns and requires them to register new functionality. There are five different types of extensions:
  • Parser.
  • Transformers.
  • Once fixture.
  • Middleware.
  • Deployer.
• Batteries included, but only if you want them.
  • incise is just a collection of extensions on top of incise-core.

Website: www.ryanmcg.com/incise
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Ryan McGowan
License: Eclipse Public License 1.0

Incise is written in Clojure. Learn Clojure with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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