typeset

Quick and dirty static site generator

How to use

Create a folder where you will store your markdown and configuration files. One good option is to use whatever folder you're gonna store your output posts in and create a subdirectory.
In that folder, create the following files:

Key	Value
schema_version	For Typeset 0.1.0, this should be 1.
name	The name of the blog. Currently unused.
index	The filename of the index page. Should be `index.html`.
template	The filename of the template. Should be `template.html`.
page_title	The pattern to use for page titles. Currently unused.
input	Regex to select pages to input as markdown. I recommend `.md#`.
output	The output directory for the index, template, and posts. If in a subdirectory 1 level deep, use "..".
ref_from_index	Currently unused, but must be set.
time_format	Format string for the time. See this page.

In index.html, create HTML for the page which will show a list of links to all posts. Create only 1 link to a post, and instead of an <a> element to link to the post, type the following:

<meta typeset="index-entry" content="n"/>

where the n in the value of the content field is equal to how many levels up is the unit that should be repeated per post.

In template.html, create HTML for an individal post. In lieu of the actual name and contents of the post, use the following tags instead:

Key	Value
`<meta typeset="page-title" content="..."/>`	Use in place of a `<title>` element. In the content attribute, a $ will be replaced with the page title.
`<meta typeset="title"/>`	The page title, in text form.
`<meta typeset="date"/>`	The post's publication date.
`<meta typeset="body"/>`	The text component of the page, in text form. Do not use a `<body>` tag!!

Create a markdown file. Before you begin writing, insert the following lines (with the ... changed based on your needs, but with the quotes still present):

Key	Value
title = "..."	The title of the page.
published = "..."	The publication date of the page. MUST be in the format specified in typeset.toml!

Insert line breaks, and begin writing.
Once you're done writing all your posts, simply enter the directory containing your posts, template, index, and typeset.toml files, and run typeset.
Your index in HTML form as well as all your posts should come out nicely!
If they don't, it's probably a bug. Open an issue, if you would.