This is a dead simple demo repo to show you how to get started today with lustre and lustre_ssg. We're missing lots of using things that would make this experience nicer - most notably a nice markdown parser.
As a semi-workaround. This template repo defines a Content
type (and a companion
InlineContent
type) that lets you write content in a slightly more focused
manner than just directly writing the HTML.
We use PicoCSS as a sensible drop-in CSS framework.
Run gleam run -m build
to generate the static HTML for your site. How you serve
it is up to you: everything you need to serve will be in the dist/
directory.
Add a new page by creating another gleam file inside src/content/
. From there
import all the constructors you need from content
and define a public const.
Each page should look something like:
import content.{Title, Section, Text}
pub const content = [
Title("This is a page"),
Section([
Text("Here is some content!")
])
]
Then head over to the build script, import your new page, and add it to the pipeline:
pub fn main() {
ssg.new("./dist")
|> ssg.add_static_route("/", page(index.content, "Home"))
|> ssg.add_static_route("/your-new-page", page(your_new_page.content, "Your new page!"))
|> ...