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-A static site generator that does exactly what we need it to and no more.
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-(c) 2021 Starfall <starfall.systems>, all rights reserved until I decide it's in a good enough state for others to use.
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-Strike has simple goals:
-1. Read HTML page contents from files in the source folder
-2. Add boilerplate (head, header, footer, etc)
-3. Save to output folder
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-And some stretch goals:
- * Create an extra page listing all generated pages in order of creation date (newest first)
- * As above, but as an RSS feed
- * Add links to next & previous generated pages
- * Turn the extra page into a flexible component that can be added into any other page
- * Use different templates on different files
- * Markup parsing (see below)
- * More robust created/modified date handling - needs more specification (markup changes vs. template changes, caching original creation date because posix systems don't actually provide that, etc.)
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-strike.ini file
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-Strike should be passed the location of a .ini file or a directory containing a file named strike.ini. This is a text file in Python's configparser format (for now). You can see an example config file with all supported options at sample/strike.ini.
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-Markup
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-TBD. No markup is used at the moment.
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-reStructuredText fulfills most of our desires: https://docutils.sourceforge.io/rst.html
-It generates <section>s and has specific markup for page titles.
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-Templating
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-TBD. 
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-Right now, templates are just passed to Python's str.format(). You can use these variables by default:
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-{content} : Complete file contents.
-{meta[title]} : Filename, with extension dropped.
-{meta[date]} : File modification date, in HTTP header format (e.g. "Sat, 23 Oct 2021 18:28:37 GMT")
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-Front matter
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-* Front matter is indicated by starting a file with a line that contains exactly three dashes and nothing else ("---\n").
-* Front matter is closed by another line that containts exactly three dashes and nothing else.
-* Every line between the opening and closing line should be key=value pairs.
-* Front matter is stored into the 'meta' dict, so you can overwrite meta[title] or meta[date] if you want to.