symkat/markdownsite

Create a website from a git repository in one click

markdownsite's Issues

Some more URL rewrite to mimic github pages (and jekyll) behaviour

First thank you for this, it's damn cool! 👍🏼

When linking between jekyll (and hugo) generated website, it's usual to use /page/ or page. It's more a github pages rewrite rule than a jekyll thing actually.

If I take a jekyll example, here is what I observe:

1. When permalink is set to page/ it will generate a page/index.html directory and link it with page/
2. When permalink is set to page it will generate a page.html and link it with page
3. When permalink is not set, it will generate a page.html and link it with page.html

Example of 1. with about.md producing about/index.html and linked via about/

Example of 2. with contact.md producing contact.html and linked via contact

Example of 3. with nopermalink.md producing nopermalink.html and linked via nopermalink.html

The current behaviour of MarkdownSite is like this (as documented):

1. It is working fine for about/ and about/index.html
2. It is not working for contact (but file is well there and accessible with contact.html)
3. It is working for nopermalink.html

Would it be possible to add some rewrite rules to lighttpd conf to hande 2.?

It would help to do not have to adapt too much when switching from jekyll/hugo to MarkdownSite 😃

Hosting on a single node?

This is an exciting project- I've been looking for something like this for a long time.

One blocker for me is the challenge of requiring a minimum of four servers to spin up a MarkdownSite setup (as documented in devops/.)

Is it possible to host MarkdownSite on a single server instead of four? If not, is this planned for the future?

[feature] Print commit hash in build log

I don't see anywhere the commit hash of what is built in the logs, would it be possible to add it?

Thank you in advance