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    bagatto: An extensible, transparent static site generator show lisp web sr.ht
    Getting Started With Bagatto lisp web bagatto.co zdsmith avatar authored by zdsmith 2 years ago
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      isthatforreal avatar isthatforreal 2 years ago | link | on: Getting Started With Bagatto

      It could be a bit more responsive, it’s pain to use on mobile. Otherwise very cool!

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        zdsmith avatar zdsmith 2 years ago | link | on: Getting Started With Bagatto

        @isthatforreal thank you very much for your feedback! I knew it was pretty janky on mobile, but… I think I was just too lazy to read a couple responsive design tutorials :) I’ve gotten imgs and pre blocks to scale down correctly, so I think it’s a vastly better experience now on mobile.

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          isthatforreal avatar isthatforreal 2 years ago | link | on: Getting Started With Bagatto

          Thank you for giving me another reason to give Janet a try.

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      pp avatar pp 2 years ago | link | on: Getting Started With Bagatto

      Great manual pages for the grat codes I would say. Big up!

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      pp avatar pp 2 years ago | link

      It looks excellent. I like the division into two phases. Looking forward to trying it.

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      zdsmith avatar zdsmith 2 years ago | link

      For posterity, link to the website proper: https://bagatto.co

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      gerikson avatar gerikson 2 years ago | link | on: Getting Started With Bagatto

      @pushcx consider folding this into https://lobste.rs/s/7ibntu/bagatto_extensible_transparent_static

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      inactive-user avatar inactive-user 2 years ago | link

      A link to a rendered version of the manual would be nice.

      Not that I’m looking to switch, but the feature I’d need would be feed generation. I suppose it would be straightforward to hook in some janet library that does this?

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        zdsmith avatar zdsmith edited 2 years ago | link

        Half the time when I click the manual link it’s rendered :) it’s a sourcehut thing… I think when you click from the summary it isn’t, but from the file tree it is. Here’s the link.

        https://git.sr.ht/~subsetpark/bagatto/tree/refs/heads/master/MANUAL.md

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        To be honest I handle feed generation just as any other template: you can see it at https://chiselapp.com/user/subsetpark/repository/subsetpark/file?name=temple/feed.temple

        What sort of features would you expect to make that less manual?

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          inactive-user avatar inactive-user 2 years ago | link

          Half the time when I click the manual link it’s rendered :) it’s a sourcehut thing…

          I was following the link from the README… Ok, so it’s a bit more subtle: when following the link from https://sr.ht/~subsetpark/bagatto/, it’s not rendered, while from https://git.sr.ht/~subsetpark/bagatto it is.

          What sort of features would you expect to make that less manual?

          That seems ok actually, thanks! I’d suggest including this in the README or Manual somehow, that someone who searches for “feed” can find this.

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            zdsmith avatar zdsmith 2 years ago | link

            I posted to the sourcehut mailing list about the rendering question. It might not be a bug, but it feels a little unintuitive.

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      btbytes avatar btbytes 3 years ago | link

      what is bag in this line: code-src/bagatto/demo [master !] ⊕ bag index.janet ?

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        zdsmith avatar zdsmith 3 years ago | link

        bag is the name of the executable…. bagatto is the program.