Hublo

Hublo provides a way to build a site by publishing pages in different phases. A phase is a barrier that must be reached by all pages before advancing to the next. Each hublo command consists of a list of phases to run through, some shortcuts are defined in hublo-cli.el.

hublo

Description	A stand-alone blog and publication tool for org-mode.
Author	pyr
Maintainer	name of maintainer
Source	https://github.com/pyr/hublo
Part of Emacs	no

For instance, the most common hublo command is publish and translates to the following phases: :bootstrap, :metadata, :route, :content, :augment, :publish, and :clean.

This allows some steps to gather information or metadata from other pages which provides an elegant way to build lists and incrementally produce content.

Hublo uses mustache templates.

Example blog

This is the blog: https://github.com/pyr/blog

This is the output: http://spootnik.org/

Configuration

(source-dir "site/sources")
(output-dir "site/out")

(handle! "\\.org$"      :org)
(handle! "\\.html$"     :noop)
(handle! "\\.css$"      :noop)
(handle! "\\.mustache$" :mustache)

(page "/entries/.*"
      (slugify)
      (route "/entries/{{year}}/{{month}}/{{day}}/{{slug}}.html")
      (group-with :entries)
      (layout "blog")
      (layout "default"))

(page "/index.mustache"
      (route "/index.html")
      (title "home")
      (layout "default"))

(page "/index.xml.mustache"
      (title "spootnik")
      (metadata :description "my blog")
      (route "/index.xml"))

(page "/static/.*")

Writing a Post with Hublo

   hublo clean
   hublo publish
   hublo phases <phase-list>

Documentation

Documentation is at github: https://github.com/pyr/hublo