awestruct

Awestruct is a static site baking and publishing tool. It supports an extensive list of both templating and markup languages via Tilt (Haml, Slim, AsciiDoc, Markdown, Sass via Compass, etc), provides mobile-first layout and styling via Bootstrap or Foundation, offers a variety of deployment options (rsync, git, S3), handles site optimizations (minification, compression, cache busting), includes built-in extensions such as blog post management and is highly extensible.

awestruct

Awestruct is a static site baking and publishing tool. It supports an extensive list of both templating and markup languages via Tilt (Haml, Slim, AsciiDoc, Markdown, Sass via Compass, etc), provides mobile-first layout and styling via Bootstrap or Foundation, offers a variety of deployment options (rsync, git, S3), handles site optimizations (minification, compression, cache busting), includes built-in extensions such as blog post management and is highly extensible.
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Total Downloads
70749
Releases
65
Current Version
0.5.4
Released
2014-04-07 00:00:00 UTC
First Release
2010-02-26 05:00:00 UTC
Depends on following gems
asciidoctor, bootstrap-sass, colorize, compass, compass-960-plugin, git, guard-livereload, haml, listen, mime-types, nokogiri, rack, rest-client, ruby-s3cmd, tilt, zurb-foundation
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0
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Github awestruct/awestruct

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142
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45
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Last commit
2014-02-07 16:30:17 UTC
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Top contributors
LightGuard, lance, bobmcwhirter, mojavelinux, tcurdt, codylerum, aslakknutsen, emmanuelbernard, goldmann, and Mogztter
Contributors
31
Issues
46
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6

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