There's Nikola which isn't very well known, but I've found it easy to theme and customize heavily.
And Lektor which seems promising and allows defining custom models for posts (to have different metadata, templates, etc depending on the type of post).
I love static site generators, Elm, JavaScript and building things for the web.
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Not exactly python, but 11ty uses nunjucks, a port of jinja2 to javascript, so should feel very familiar. I have been able to do some cool things with it.
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Is there one for Python 😅😅 ?
I am currently using jekyll-now but do not know ruby 😅😅
There's Nikola which isn't very well known, but I've found it easy to theme and customize heavily.
And Lektor which seems promising and allows defining custom models for posts (to have different metadata, templates, etc depending on the type of post).
There's Cactus
Not exactly python, but 11ty uses nunjucks, a port of jinja2 to javascript, so should feel very familiar. I have been able to do some cool things with it.
This is the only one I know github.com/getpelican/pelican but I'm sure if you search in google
static site generator pythonthere must be a few.Yeah i have done that
Doesn't seem soo good
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Does anynone know how to setup pelican for use with bitbucket.io ?
I was in the same boat, switched to Pelican recently and never been happier! Its the python equivalent of ruby's jekyll.
What makes it standout? checked out the website and can't find anything interesting
If you want interesting, don't look for a static site generator :)
hey, Pelican is Python base :)
I have written one in Python: github.com/john-bokma/tumblelog
You can see the site I generate with it at plurrrr.com/