Perun is a simple, composable static site generator built on top of the Boot.
Boot is a tool to help develop Clojure projects. It downloads dependencies and can build your project. Perun is built on top of Boot.
Perun is free and open source software. This project is currently unmaintained.
Key Features
- Collection of boot tasks that you can chain together and build something custom that suits your needs.
- Perun’s built-in tasks are designed to provide the most commonly-needed functionality for building static sites.
- Content tasks – create new files, or modify existing ones, and they form the backbone of any Perun static site.
Website: github.com/hashobject/perun
Support:
Developer: Anton Podviaznikov, Martin Klepsch, Juho Teperi, Brent Hagany & other contributors
License: Eclipse Public License 1.0
Perun is written in Clojure. Learn Clojure with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
| Clojure Static Site Generators | |
|---|---|
| Cryogen | Simple static site generator |
| Quickblog | Lightweight static blog engine for Clojure and babashka |
| Static | Another simple static site generator supporting various markup languages |
| Powerpack | Batteries-included Clojure toolkit for building static websites |
| Perun | Simple, composable static site generator built on top of the Boot |
| incise | Extensible static site generator |
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