You're looking at it! This tool will turn a folder full of markdown files into a complete website. Well, not a complete website. You'll have to create your own stylesheet (or steal one), and decide how you want to host it. The idea is that it should be small and modular, taking care of only the core task of organising your content and building a folder of HTML files, leaving the rest up to other narrowly scoped tools which you can replace at random. For instance, at the moment I'm using a homemade markdown parser but if I needed something faster or fancier, I should be able to simply replace it.
Goals
- [ ] Pictures. This seems easier than it is, as I am currently using a git repository to track the source files, and images are out of scope due to their size. I'd also like to be able to serve various filesizes, so I may need to look at using a database sooner or later.
- [ ] References. Whether it's tags or just the concept of internal links vs external links, I need to spend some time thinking about how I want to organise it.