• Start as a static site generator but in a way that it will be easy to convert it into a real web site

• Go over all the .md files and call the page generator and then save the files.

• Go over all the extra pages (e.g. /archive) and create the pages for those.

• Read .md files with a header that looks like this (we'll define the exact fields later)

See the web site

See the web site

See the web site

• Install Rust
• Clone https://github.com/szabgab/code-maven.rs
• cd code-maven.rs

Install pre-commit and run pre-commit install to configure it for this repo.

• In the demo folder we have the files of a web site.
• In the demo_site folder we have the generated version of the demo site.
• Running the tests.sh will generated the demo site and compare it to the stored version.

Generate the demo pages:

cargo run --bin code-maven -- web --root test_cases/demo/ --outdir _site/

We can also explicitly say where the pages are, but so far we did not need that.

cargo run --bin code-maven -- web --root test_cases/demo/ --pages test_cases/demo/pages/ --outdir _site/

Assuming you have cloned https://github.com/szabgab/rust.code-maven.com/ next to this repository then you can also try:

cargo run --bin code-maven -- web --root ../rust.code-maven.com/ --outdir _site/

Install rustatic and run the following to view the generated site

rustatic --path _site/ --indexfile index.html --nice --port 3000

code-maven sendgrid --mail emails/content.md --tofile list-of-addresses.csv

code-maven --debug sendgrid

cargo test

or for more verbose output use:

cargo t

Run the cargo test and also generate the demo site and the web site of SSG and compare then to saved version of the output.

./test.sh

Clones several public repositories of site and check if they can be generated? This is used in the GtHub Actions CI.

./check_sites.sh