Blades is made to do one job and do it well - generate HTML files from the provided content using the provided templates. Thanks to the amazing Ramhorns templating engine, zero-copy deserialisation and rayon parallel iterators, it renders the whole site in milliseconds, possibly up to 10 times faster than other generators like Hugo. It's made for easy setup and use. A static site generator should be a no brainer. It uses mustache templates with extremely minimal and obvious syntax (really, like 7 rules!), while providing the necessary building blocks to let you focus on your content. You may categorise your pages into taxonomies (like categories or tags), use the usual features like pagination or breadcrumbs and even generate image galleries. Sitemap and RSS feed are automatically rendered. All done without hassle, faster than you blink.
Blades is made to do one job and do it well - generate HTML files from the provided content using the provided templates. Thanks to the amazing Ramhorns templating engine, zero-copy deserialisation and rayon parallel iterators, it renders the whole site in milliseconds, possibly up to 10 times faster than other generators like Hugo. It's made for easy setup and use. A static site generator should be a no brainer. It uses mustache templates with extremely minimal and obvious syntax (really, like 7 rules!), while providing the necessary building blocks to let you focus on your content. You may categorise your pages into taxonomies (like categories or tags), use the usual features like pagination or breadcrumbs and even generate image galleries. Sitemap and RSS feed are automatically rendered. All done without hassle, faster than you blink.
To install blades, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install blades
To see what files were installed by blades, run:
port contents blades
To later upgrade blades, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade blades
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