statiki is an easy-to-use service for deploying simple web-sites.
statiki gives you a simple and elegant work-flow to build, deploy and manage your websites and blogs. By simple web-sites, we mean any static sites that are created using a static site generator like Nikola. (Or Pelican, Jekyll, OctoPress or any of the hundreds of static site generators or just plain html!)
statiki aims to leverage the power of open-source and free services, while reducing the shit that you have to do, to set it all up. statiki seamlessly integrates hosting a website on GitHub using Nikola to build the content, and Travis-CI to deploy it on GitHub pages.
The name statiki is combination of static (from static-sites) and iki (a Japanese aesthetic ideal that roughly means chic, stylish)
Currently, statiki can only enable automatic publishing for user
repositories. (URLs of the type http://<username>.github.io/ or
http://<username>.github.io/<reponame>). Existing repositories, can
also be managed by statiki.
Statiki initializes a demo nikola site (checks for conf.py if the repository is an old, existing one), and publishes the output.
Runs at http://statiki.herokuapp.com
Copyright © 2014 Puneeth Chaganti and others. See the LICENSE file for license rights and limitations (MIT).