Ruhoh

Using a configuration file, template files, and the way files and folders are organized on the user's filesystem, Ruhoh compiles these resources into static, classic HTML, JS, and CSS Web pages.

Everything is well organized and structured inside Ruhoh, the static site compiler taking content stored in folders as text files (styled via Markdown), assembling them using Mustache templates, and rendering them as HTML files.

These can then be hosted on a Web server and delivered to inquiring users, serving as a regular HTML site.

Ruhoh can be used for regular static sites or for full-on blogs, additionally coming packed with a working server, for easily deploying the site right after (re)-compilation.

Ruhoh can be controlled via a daemon or the Ruby CLI, and can also be integrated with Git repositories for a more organized file hosting and versioning process.

What is new in this release:

• New Features:
• Config file now deep merges itself down the cascade.
• Data file now deep merges itself down the cascade.
• page_not_found UI can now be overloaded via the cascade.
• Any page metatdata attribute can be used in custom permalink.
• Adds ability to load plugins from gems.
• Changes:
• config['compiled'] is now config['compiled_path'] and compiled folder is collection ignored.
• Dash is no longer a collection, it is tracked on the root blog level and may be overloaded as normal.
• Fixed bugs:
• Non-ASCII summaries.
• Custom data collections now work as expected as per the collection API.
• Enables ?to_javascripts to work with needed fingerpinting inclusion.

Requirements:

• Ruby 1.9.2 or higher