s2gen is a simple static site generator.
It uses Freemarker as a template engine and assumes that you write the content in Markdown. The generator supports the monitor mode, comes with an embedded Web server and stays completely unopinionated about organizing front-end assets.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Parsing content from Markdown files.
- Rendering HTML using Freemarker templates.
- Project skeleton generation.
- Monitoring for file changes.
- Adding target=”_blank” to external links.
- Generating post URLs without html extensions.
- Embedded Jetty server for easy development.
Website: appliedscala.com/s2gen
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Denis Kalinin and contributors
License: MIT License
s2gen is written in Scala. Learn Scala with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
Related Software
| Scala Static Site Generators | |
|---|---|
| Scalate | Template engine - HAML, Mustache and JSP, Erb and Velocity style syntaxes |
| Paradox | Markdown documentation tool for software projects |
| Pamflet | Publishing application for short texts |
| Hepek | Collection of useful projects for typesafe HTML construction |
| s2gen | Uses Freemarker as a template engine |
| Metabrowse | Static site generator for code search |
| Ornate | Tool for building multi-page HTML sites from Markdown sources |
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