Gumdrop; The sweet cms/prototyping tool.
It generates static html and includes a dev server that can be run via any rack server (including POW!).
$ gem install gumdrop$ gumdrop new SITE_NAME(You can run gumdrop help to see a list of commands and their supported flags.)
Gumdrop will spit out a default Gumdrop project site for you, which you can then build by running:
$ cd SITE_NAME
$ gumdrop buildBam! A static version of the site is now available in a newly created ./output
folder.
Don't want the output there? Maybe you want it to put it in ./public instead?
No problem. Open up the Gumdrop project file:
$ $EDITOR GumdropAt the top of the file you'll find a Gumdrop.configure block. Add this to the
top of that block:
Gumdrop.configure do |config|
config.output_dir= "./public"
# ... Other stuff
endNow, when you run gumdrop build again, it'll generate all the output into
the ./public folder (creating it, if it doesn't exist).
That's enough to get you started! Poke around the code it generated to see how it works. You can also start with a blank slate by running:
$ gumdrop new -t blank MY_BLANK_SITEGumdrop can do quite a lot and is very configurable. Be sure and read the wiki for documentation and more examples!
https://github.com/darthapo/gumdrop/wiki
Greyskull? Well, not so much. But Gumdrop core is powered by these excellent open source projects (in alphabetical order):
- ActiveSupport
- Bundle
- Launchy
- Onfire
- Sinatra
- Tilt
- Thor
And will, optionally, leverage these in building your site:
- coffee-script
- erb
- haml/sass
- jsmin
- slim
- sqlite3
- sprockets
- stitch
- and many, many more! (todo: gotta document 'em all!)
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