Athena
Minimalist static blog generator written in Python
Install / Use
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athena
<img align="left" src="/static/athena.png">athena is an elegant, minimalist, simple static blog generator written in Python. It is based on Flask, Pandoc, and Tufte CSS.
You can browse the live demo here.
Quick install and run
To install athena:
git clone https://github.com/apas/athena.gitpython3 install.py
To run athena:
source env/bin/activatepython athena.py
athena will start a Flask server at 127.0.0.1:5000.
To build static HTML:
python athena.py build
athena will create a new build/ directory (it's automatically ignored by git.)
Documentation
You can browse the full athena documentation and read about its philosophy in the repository's wiki.
License
MIT
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