Docpress vs HastySite

Docpress generates websites from your project's basic documentation; that is, at the very least, a README.md file. It also supports multiple Markdown pages in docs/. Checkout our Homepage for a quick example.

Examples

Check out the Docpress Showcase to see how Docpress helped developers build great-looking websites.

Usage

Still under heavy development, consider this a preview. See the Getting Started guide for more details.

$ npm install -g docpress
$ echo "# My project" > README.md
$ echo "Documented by Markdown files." >> README.md
$ docpress serve

  Docpress
  starting development - ^C to exit

  350ms ✓   first build
      on    watching changes
      on    livereload
      on    http://localhost:3000

  Running

Screenshot

Support

• Documentation
• Gitter chat

Let's build our first Docpress site. Quickstart guide →

Thanks

docpress © 2015+, Rico Sta. Cruz. Released under the MIT License.
Authored and maintained by Rico Sta. Cruz with help from contributors (list).

ricostacruz.com  ·  GitHub @rstacruz  ·  Twitter @rstacruz

HastySite is a minimalist but powerful static site generator written in Nim which aims to be fast at processing content and highly configurable to suit your own needs.

Key Features

• Built-in rich markdown support via HastyScribe.
• Built-in mustache support for page templates.
• Limited support for standard CSS variables.
• Fully configurable content and asset processing pipeline, using the min programming language.
• Custom script definition, using the min programming language.
• Default stylesheet and fonts from HastyScribe.
• Default scripts and rules to get started quickly.
• All packed in a single executable file, with no dependencies, available for the most common desktop platforms.