- Converts MD files into basic html files
- Generates a table of contents as home page
- Follows Obsidian style: file name implied for h1, others are lower level headers.
Includes bad rust habits. Don't expect me to use Rc or RefCell. I have two brain cells that do not know of each other's existence.
tl;dr: cargo run <folder containing markdown files> <website name>
- Make Markdown files. Math mode and codeblocks (highlighting, parsing is supported) are not supported as of now. And by extension, none of the advanced funny stuff.
- Organize them into folders/directories (call it whatever you want you windows/unix purists).
- (Optional) Add an index.md with raw html. This html would be injected into the body before the list of contents in the front page (index.html).
- List of Contents will have a descending order according to it's last modified order (hopefully).
- Run
cargo run <markdown folder> <website name> - Once built, you can also use the binary in
targetfolder/directory. - The website will be generated in a folder/directory called
website. - Style it yourself. All have styles.css in the
<head>, if you are into that stuff.
Upload somewhere and enjoy.
Example of generated files in examples folder. In my defense, I provided only the topic. ChatGPT wrote the blogs.
It Just WorksTM
