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nanoc is a simple but very flexible static site generator written in Ruby. It operates on local files, and therefore does not run on the server. nanoc “compiles” the local source files into HTML (usually), by evaluating eRuby, Markdown, etc.
Note: This documentation looks best with Yardoc, not RDoc.
Ruby 1.9.x and up.
nanoc has few dependencies. It is possible to use nanoc programmatically without any dependencies at all, but if you want to use nanoc in a proper way, you’ll likely need some dependencies:
- The commandline frontend depends on
cri. - Filters and helpers likely have dependencies on their own too.
If you’re developing for nanoc, such as writing custom filters or helpers, you may be interested in the development dependencies:
- For documentation generation you’ll need
yard. - For testing you’ll need
mochaandminitest.
gem install nanoc or take a look at the installation page.
Running rake will run all the tests. To run a subset, use specific tasks, e.g. rake test:filters for running filter tests only.
nanoc uses Semantic Versioning.
Check out the nanoc web site!
nanoc is licensed under the MIT license. For details, check out the LICENSE file.
You can get help in the following places:
- the discussion group
- the #nanoc IRC channel on Freenode
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