Statika

Statika is simple static site generator(SSG) written in go emphasizing convention over configuration. This is a newer version of my original statica. Statika is (generally) not intended for public consumption. It just does what I want. It probably won't do what you want. That being said....

The statika.app example site is live here: https://www.statika.app/

Build

• clone
• go get
• go run statika.go examples/simple.com -b

Usage

$ statika -d <project-dir>   # The default action is to watch
$ statika -d simple.com -c  # Clean the output
$ statika -d simple.com -b  # Manually build
$ statika -d simple.com -w  # Watch for changes then build
$ statika -d simple.com -s  # Run a local development server

Configuration

The config is specified in an .env file in the root of the project dir. There are not many options but those that do exist include:

# Required
DOMAIN="statika.app"
URL="https://statika.app"

# Optional
DEV_SERVER_HOST="localhost"
DEV_SERVER_PORT=8001

Project Structure

The project folder assumes the following structure where different sections, i.e. blog, events. news, products, etc, of the site will exist as folders under the content directory. The pages folder is a special section and produces content at the root of the site rather than within a section. If a template file for a section, for example pages_tags.html, does not exist, statika just skips that output.

── .env
── src
    │── content
    │    │── blog
    │    │   ├── coffee-blog-one.md
    │    │   ├── coffee-blog-three.md
    │    │   └── coffee-blog-two.md
    │    └── pages
    │        └── about.md
    │        └── products.md
    ├── static
    │   └── favicon.ico
    │   └── humans.txt
    │   └── robots.txt
    └── templates
        └── html
            ├── blog_list.html
            ├── blog_show.html
            ├── blog_tags.html
            ├── layout.html
            ├── pages_home.html
            ├── pages_list.html
            └── pages_show.html