Zine - a simple and opinionated tool to build your own magazine.
- Mobile-first.
- Intuitive and elegant magazine design.
- Best reading experiences.
- Theme customizable, extend friendly.
- RSS Feed supported.
- Open Graph Protocol supported.
- Article topic supported.
- I18n and l10n supported.
- Build into a static website, hosting anywhere.
cargo install zine
or brew install zineland/tap/zine
or brew tap zineland/tap, then brew install zine
Run zine new your-zine-site, you'll get following directory:
$ tree your-zine-site
your-zine-site
├── content # The content directory your issues located
│ └── issue-1 # The first issue directory
│ ├── 1-first.md # The first markdown article in this issue
│ └── zine.toml # The issue Zine config file
└── zine.toml # The root Zine config file of this project
2 directories, 3 files
Run zine serve to preview your zine site on your local computer:
$ cd your-zine-site
$ zine serve
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listening on http://127.0.0.1:3000
Run zine build to build your zine site into a static website:
$ cd your-zine-site
$ zine build
Build success! The build directory is `build`.
- https://zineland.github.io The zine documentation is built by zine itself.
- https://rustmagazine.org The Rust Magazine.
- https://2d2d.io
- https://o11y.cn
- https://thewhitepaper.github.io
- Support RSS Feed
- Support render OGP meta
- Support l10n
- Support sitemap.xml
- Support code syntax highlight
- Support table of content
- Support i18n
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zine servesupport live reload - Support article topic
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 license.
