Trellis Site – Dart static site generator

Trellis Site is a Dart static site generator that combines Markdown content with Trellis templates and Hugo-inspired conventions.

It supports YAML front matter, themes, taxonomies, pagination, page bundles, shortcodes, data cascading, feeds, sitemaps, and client-side search indexes.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Recursively discovers Markdown files and derives Hugo-style URLs.
• Supports YAML front matter with standard and custom metadata.
• Renders GitHub-flavoured Markdown with tables, task lists, footnotes, alerts, and emoji.
• Provides priority-based template lookup for content types and sections.
• Supports configurable themes with site-level overrides.
• Generates taxonomy, section, home, and paginated listing pages.
• Supports page bundles with assets stored alongside content.
• Generates XML sitemaps, Atom feeds, RSS feeds, and JSON search indexes.
• Provides hierarchical navigation, breadcrumbs, and previous and next links.
• Supports draft filtering and deployment beneath URL sub-paths.

Website: github.com/tolo/trellis/tree/main/packages/trellis_site
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Developer: Tobias Löfstrand
License: MIT License

Trellis Site is written in Dart. Learn Dart with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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