A static site generator written in C#

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Readme.md

CsSiteGen

A relatively simple (for now) static site "generator". The heavy lifting of this project is actually performed by Pandoc so you better make sure you install it on your system.

How to use

This project is nowhere near a finished thing so I wouldn't recommend relying it on it at the moment.

But the general method of operation (for the moment) is to run it like this:

cssitegen convert [INPUT_DIRECTORY] [OUTPUT_DIRECTORY]

At the moment the basic Markdown to HTML conversion is implemented, but future plans include automatic conversion of images to webp and other optimisations.

Future plans

Automatic page generation using pre-process steps and temporary files. E.G Contents pages, index pages etc...