Riji is a static site generator using Markdown, featuring RSS generation from git history.
Riji means diary in Chinse.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Static site generation with Markdown files.
- All operations can be performed with the cli “riji”.
- Commits Markdown files to your git repository and automatically generates RSS from the git log.
- Name of markdown file will be directly mapped to the URL as HTML.
- YAML Frontmatter can be written optionally in Markdown file for meta-information, like tags, etc.
- Customizable site template with Text::Xslate Kolon format.
- Kolon template notation can also be used in Markdown files.
- Your own template macros can be defined in the functions.pl file.
Website: github.com/Songmu/p5-Riji
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Developer: Masayuki Matsuki
License: GNU General Public License v1 (or later) or the Artistic License
Riji is written in Perl. Learn Perl with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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