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InkPaper is a static blog generator developed in Golang. No dependencies, cross platform, easy to use, fast building times and an elegant theme.
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Download & Extract Ink and run ink preview
Tip:Linux/macOS, use
./ink preview
Open http://localhost:8000 in your browser to preview
Edit config.yml, use this format:
site:
title: Website Title
subtitle: Website Subtitle
limit: Max Article Count Per Page
theme: Website Theme Directory
comment: Comment Plugin Variable (Default is disqus username)
root: Website Root Path # Optional
lang: Website Language # Support en, zh, ru, ja, de, pt-br, configurable in theme/lang.yml
url: Website URL # For RSS generating
link: Article Link Scheme # Default is {title}.html, Support {year}, {month}, {day}, {hour}, {minute}, {second}, {title} variables
authors:
AuthorID: # Your author ID, used in article's author field
name: Author Name
intro: Author Motto
avatar: Author Avatar Path
build:
output: Build Output Directory # Optional, default is "public"
port: Preview Port
copy:
- Copied Files When Build
publish: |
Excuted command when 'ink publish' is used
Create a .md file in the source directory (Supports subdirectories). Use this format:
title: Article Title
date: Year-Month-Day Hour:Minute:Second #Created Time. Support timezone, such as " +0800"
update: Year-Month-Day Hour:Minute:Second #Updated Time, optional. Support timezone, such as " +0800"
author: AuthorID
cover: Article Cover Path # Optional
draft: false # Is draft or not, optional
top: false # Place article to top or not, optional
preview: Article Preview, Also use <!--more--> to split in body # Optional
tags: # Optional
- Tag1
- Tag2
type: post # Specify type is post or page, optional
hide: false # Hide article or not. Hidden atricles still can be accessed via URL, optional
toc: false # Show table of contents or not, optional
---
Markdown Format's Body
ink publish in the blog directory to automatically build and publishink build to manually deploy generated public directoryTips: When files changed,
ink previewwill automatically rebuild the blog. Refresh browser to update.
The default theme is placed in the theme folder, run npm install and npm run build to rebuild in this folder.
page page.html (article list) and article.html (article), use variable with Golang Template syntax.
Created any .html file will be copied to source directory, could use all variables on site field in config.yml.
InkPaper supports defining custom variables in pages, which must be placed under site.config in config.yaml, such as:
site:
config:
MyVar: "Hello World"
The variable can be referenced in the page by {{.Site.Config.MyVar}}.
Note
Although the field names in other parts of
config.yamlare all lowercase, the name of the custom variable must be used correctly. Otherwises, such a variable:site: config: MYVAR_aAa: "Hello World"must be referenced in the page as
{{.Site.Config.MYVAR_aAa}}.
InkPaper defines a minimal set of functions that can be used in HTML pages (except for .md source files), such as
{{ readFile "path/to/file" }}
This will read the content of the file path/to/file and include it in the page without any processing.
For file-related functions, when executed in the source directory, the file path is relative to the source directory; when executed in other directories, the file path is relative to the theme (such as theme).
See the source file funcs.go for a list of all functions.
Supports simple Jeklly/Hexo post convertions. Usage:
ink convert /path/_posts
Local Build
git clone https://github.com/InkProject/ink && cd ink && go install to compile and install inkink preview $GOPATH/src/github.com/InkProject/ink/template to preview blogDocker Build (Example)
git clone git@github.com:InkProject/ink.gitdocker build -t ink . in source directorydocker run -p 8888:80 inkCC Attribution-NonCommercial License 4.0
https://github.com/InkProject/ink/issues
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