Shocky – Kotlin-based website generator

Shocky is a Kotlin-based website generator that combines Markdown content with reusable, type-safe components and templates.

It uses the kotlinx.html DSL to define page layouts programmatically, while kotlinx.serialization handles front matter attached to individual pages.

Sites are generated at compile time and require no client-side JavaScript. Shocky also offers Tailwind CSS integration, asset management and a development server that refreshes pages when source files change.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Creates reusable website components with the type-safe kotlinx.html DSL.
• Renders Markdown files using programmable Kotlin templates.
• Parses page front matter with kotlinx.serialization.
• Provides routing for pages, assets and programmatically generated content.
• Offers integrated support for the standalone Tailwind CSS executable.
• Includes a development server with automatic page refreshing.
• Generates complete website files at compile time.
• Requires no client-side JavaScript for generated pages.

Website: github.com/0ffz/shocky
Support:
Developer: Danielle Voznyy
License: MIT License

Shocky is written in Kotlin. Learn Kotlin with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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