Write and publish a website with just Emacs org-mode
Write a blog, but keep it simple. I know Emacs org-mode (well enough), and I need to build a static website with a blog. I don't really think I need a static pages compiler written in a language I don't know, and which has waaaay too much code for what I want to do. And, I don't really feel like installing, for instance, a whole Ruby ecosystem on my machine(s). Blech!
The setup file, init.el, was stolen from, er inspired by, http://nicolas-petton.fr/blog/blogging-with-org-mode.html.
This repo is just a skeleton -- something for you/me to start out with.
- Clone this repo.
- Fire up emacs, visit the file
init.el, edit it to suit you, then eval it. - Edit the
.orgfiles already under thesrc/directory, or create new ones undersrc/. - When you're ready to publish, do a
M-x org-publishwebsite. - Point your browser to the
htdocs/directory to see the result. - Lather, rinse, repeat. (Face it; you're never going to get it right.)
- Write/steal some elisp to generate a roundup of blog posts on the main blog (landing) page.