posativ / acrylamid

(unmaintained) static blog generator in python with incremental rendering ⛺
http://posativ.org/acrylamid/
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Tz for updated #182

Closed vbeffara closed 11 years ago

vbeffara commented 11 years ago

Give a tzinfo to env.updated. Fixes #181.

posativ commented 11 years ago

Thanks, I'll try to finish 0.8 asap because there are some new features and bugfixes included.

vbeffara commented 11 years ago

Great!

Do you have any place where the main differences between 0.7, 0.8 and master are documented?

posativ commented 11 years ago

Not really, I made a roadmap some time ago but due lack of time only a few things have been actually implemented (read the follow up to this mail for the discussion btw):

if you're interested to help on those, just let me know :-)

vbeffara commented 11 years ago

Hi,

The thing I would be interested in having would be "relative links" in the source files, kind of like Pelican is doing: in the .md file (say) you put a link to another .md file with some marker, and on html generation this gets rewritten into a link to the corresponding html page. That could be more difficult here , but it would still be quite useful, typically to put images in posts by dropping them together with the text using them...

posativ commented 11 years ago

The latter use case is already implemented in the master (contributed by Hooli), see PR #159. Interlinking posts is difficult, yes. You can link to the next and previous post, but everything else requires more code.

vbeffara commented 11 years ago

Thanks for the pointer!

Something that should require minimal additional coding would be a "next in series" feature, i.e. like next but required to a given tag. Or am I too optimistic about the amount of work needed for that?

posativ commented 11 years ago

You can open an issue for this feature, but currently I'm rather trying to finish 0.8 (the current master is functional but in a somehow abandoned state).

vbeffara commented 11 years ago

Sure! Tell me if I can help testing (I won't have time to do much more than that though ...)