Rigos: Rigos is a generator of sites, written in Rust

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Overview

Rigos is a lightweight and high-speed single-file static site generator, written in Rust. If you want to use Rigos, please ensure that you have read and understand the following information:

Advantages of Rigos:

• Lightweight single-file, avoiding cumbersome installation processes and environment variable configurations
• High performance, even faster than hugo

Disadvantages of Rigos:

• Currently lacks flexibility, with poor customizability

TODO

• YAML Front Matter

Installation

There is currently no packaging, installation can be done from the source code.

That is, obtain the source code from the release or directly git clone, and compile with cargo build --release. After compilation, add the binary file to the environment variable to use from the command line. Here is an example for Linux:

git clone https://github.com/Candlest/rigos.git
cd ./rigos
bash ./install.sh

For Windows systems, you can directly copy target/release/rigos.exe to C:\Windows

Usage

You can use rigos init to create a new site.

You can get the help list through rigos help.

Render the /pub directory: rigos render

Preview from the /pub directory: rigos preview

Lazy command: rigos rap

If you have used hugo before, rigos is easy to get started with, because the rigos command is inspired by hugo.

Deploy to remote git repo: rigos deploy

You can use rigos new page "apage" to create a new page (and you should register it to config.toml, so that minijinja can read it)

You can use rigos new post "category/post" to create a new post.

Related

• ONEPAGE has greatly inspired me, especially in the part of rendering templates.

• Hexo, as a static blog generator with both expandability and ease of use, has cultivated my user habits and inspired me in command line design.

• Hugo, a static blog generator written in golang, with high performance.

• minijinja is a powerful but minimal dependency template engine for Rust compatible with Jinja/Jinja2

Contributors

Any contribution is welcome!

License

This project is open source under the MIT License.