naif-blog-engine is a static blog generator powered by Make, Node.js and SQLite. Blog posts are written in Markdown, while themes use EJS templates.
It supports RSS and podcast feeds, configurable post metadata, tags, author information, audio enclosures and optional full-text search.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Generates static blogs from Markdown posts.
- Uses GNU Make to manage the build process.
- Supports custom themes created with EJS templates.
- Provides RSS feeds with podcast-compatible metadata.
- Automatically embeds audio players and RSS enclosures.
- Offers optional SQLite-powered full-text search.
- Supports tags, multiple authors and configurable front matter.
- Allows external preprocessors to transform post content.
- Generates a sitemap for published pages and posts.
Website: github.com/gromnitsky/naif-blog-engine
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Developer: gromnitsky
License: MIT License
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