pageup init, pageup build
Yes, that easy
pageup is a little tool get your (web)page up asap. pageup init
yoursite, then run pageup build after you've made changes to your content
and page styles. I use this to manage my book club website and a few other
single page static pages.
Made with jinja2 and docutils.
Usage
pageup is pretty simple.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
pageup |
Prints help menu. |
pageup build |
Generates the page in the site's base directory. Generates an index.html file. |
pageup init |
Populates current working directory with necessary files |
pageup init mysite |
Creates mysite directory and populates that with necessary files. |
Necessary files are content.rst, style.css, and template.jinja.
These are templates for you to modify.
Installation:
$ pip install pageup or $ pip install git+https://github.com/ElijahCaine/pageup.git
NOTE: PageUp only works with Python 3.X at this point in time. It should work with Python 2.X but the installation is not complete.
Setup
Here's what your directory structure should look like
yourdomain.bla/
somepage/
content.rst
style.css
template.jinja
index.html # This file is generated with `pageup build`
somepage depends on whatever you want yourdomain.ext/somepage/ page url to
look like.
If you don't want to deal with manually creating these files simply run pageup
setup and pageup will populate the current directory with a template.rst,
content.rst and style.css.
For an example of content.rst, template.jinja, and style.css check out the ones in this repo.