Adding payments to my self hosted music site in Faircamp. Watch the full video on YouTube https://yt.openinapp.co/4kqr7
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I have created a static web gallery generator.
https://github.com/blitzgneisserin/staticwebgallery
The “sophistication” about it right now: the Python script extracts with the help of exiftool metadata from the photos and displays the info automatically on the web site. So far, it extracts the keywords from the photos and creates a tag cloud of them, which you can see on the landing page. If you click on a tag, you see the thumbnails of the photos that contain that keyword/tag as metadata. Click on a thumbnail to see the big photo, under the photo you can see a caption which is also automatically created from the extracted metadata, it’s composed of the name of the city, the name of the state and the capture date (datetimeoriginal).
Of course, my plans are much much bigger: the whole project was inspired by the Wordpress plugin Media Library Assistant and it’s metadata mapping capabilities - but I wanted this as a static web site. Here is an example of a gallery web site that uses Worpress/Media Library Assistant.
For all of this to work properly, of course the first step is to get the right metadata into your pictures, which you can do with Digikam, more precisely its tools GPS correlator and reverse geocoding - the latter creates actual location names from gps coordinates and saves them as metadata inside the photo.
#staticwebgallery #ssg #website #python #staticsitegenerator #digikam #metadata #photography #contentmanagement #software #webgallery #webphotogallery #exiftool #imagemagick
https://github.com/blitzgneisserin/staticwebgallery
The “sophistication” about it right now: the Python script extracts with the help of exiftool metadata from the photos and displays the info automatically on the web site. So far, it extracts the keywords from the photos and creates a tag cloud of them, which you can see on the landing page. If you click on a tag, you see the thumbnails of the photos that contain that keyword/tag as metadata. Click on a thumbnail to see the big photo, under the photo you can see a caption which is also automatically created from the extracted metadata, it’s composed of the name of the city, the name of the state and the capture date (datetimeoriginal).
Of course, my plans are much much bigger: the whole project was inspired by the Wordpress plugin Media Library Assistant and it’s metadata mapping capabilities - but I wanted this as a static web site. Here is an example of a gallery web site that uses Worpress/Media Library Assistant.
For all of this to work properly, of course the first step is to get the right metadata into your pictures, which you can do with Digikam, more precisely its tools GPS correlator and reverse geocoding - the latter creates actual location names from gps coordinates and saves them as metadata inside the photo.
#staticwebgallery #ssg #website #python #staticsitegenerator #digikam #metadata #photography #contentmanagement #software #webgallery #webphotogallery #exiftool #imagemagick
This screenshot of my blog's Hugo directory means nothing to anyone; but to me, it is a personal achievement! 
Thank you for all the readers who have visited my blog and my new Mastodon followers!
(shameless plug) #BurgeonLab 
https://burgeonlab.com
I will continue my journey to blog about the things that I find interesting.
Announcing BSSG 0.31.0: Smart Related Posts, Enhanced Themes, and Improved User Experience
blog.bssg.dragas.netAnnouncing BSSG 0.31.0: Smart Related Posts, Enhanced Themes, and Improved User Experience | BSSG dev BlogBSSG 0.31.0 introduces intelligent related posts with tag-based recommendations, enhanced theme accessibility, improved semantic HTML structure, and multilingual support for better content discovery.
The modern web sucks. My band's website doesn't.
https://tinkerbetter.tube/videos/watch/79457371-7251-4386-940f-03535f111acb
You want to use a #StaticSiteGenerator and need to support #multilingual sites? It’s now easier than ever! For quite a while, #Pelican had a great plugin for that use case. Now I helped migrate it to the new plugin format, which means that it can easily be installed from #PyPI. https://github.com/pelican-plugins/i18n-subsites #MultilingualDH #MinimalComputing
GitHubGitHub - pelican-plugins/i18n-subsites: Pelican plugin that creates internationalized sub-sites for the default sitePelican plugin that creates internationalized sub-sites for the default site - pelican-plugins/i18n-subsites
Yunohost: Verzeichnisschutz für eigene Websites (my_webapp) mit Bordmitteln (SSO) einrichten:
Die Kurzanleitung richtet sich speziell an Yunohost Nutzende mit custom Websites wie meiner mittels org-publish static site generator erstellten.
www.caliandro.deVerzeichnisschutz für eigene Websites mit YunohostIn Yunohost bestimmte Bereiche einer Website mit der integrierten Zugriffssteuerung schützen
And here's the blog post introducing inTUItive properly. Haven't actually published a new truly OSS thing in a while, it's always fun. https://ben.zen.sdf.org/blog/going-public/ #HugoTheme #Hugo #StaticSiteGenerator
ben's notesGoing Public: The turmoil of publishing a projectI split the theme for my blog out of the repo & published it. I had some
feelings about this along the way, and figured I’d write through them. Meet inTUItive.
Continued thread
Cleaned up the sample a bit, the content's still exceptionally out of date though. This can be addressed in the future, when I get ready to make it actually presentable. For now, the example site is live at https://ben-zen.github.io/hugo-in-tui-tive/ #HugoTheme #StaticSiteGenerator #Hugo
inTUItive themeinTUItive theme
Meet inTUItive, my blog's theme. I finally extricated it from my site repo and patched it up to work as a standalone object; it's not ready yet on the sample side, but I can say with confidence that the overall structure works great.
#gohugo #StaticSiteGenerator #theme
https://github.com/ben-zen/hugo-in-tui-tive
GitHubGitHub - ben-zen/hugo-in-tui-tive: InTUItive is a text-oriented Hugo theme with a heavy influence from the TUI era.InTUItive is a text-oriented Hugo theme with a heavy influence from the TUI era. - GitHub - ben-zen/hugo-in-tui-tive: InTUItive is a text-oriented Hugo theme with a heavy influence from the TUI era.
I've got a new open source project. "Weaving" is a static site generator where config is optional. The only thing you need to care about is the content of your site and the markup for it.
* Optional config, sane defaults
* Liquid templating language
* Markdown rendering content (support for Liquid too)
* development server built in with live reload
* Static site generation, pure html out.
GitHubGitHub - davemackintosh/weaving: Mr. AndersonMr. Anderson. Contribute to davemackintosh/weaving development by creating an account on GitHub.
In our continuing journey to learn to build websites using GitHub Pages, in this installment, @bart teaches us how to create our own theme with Jekyll layouts. Terminology of Jekyll is still tricky, but with some worked examples and a challenge this time, maybe it will start to cement in our brains!
You can find Bart’s fabulous tutorial shownotes and the audio podcast at https://pbs.bartificer.net/pbs180
Programming by StealthTheming Jekyll
Announcing BSSG 0.16.0: Enhanced Configuration, Flexible Caching, and Archive Control
blog.bssg.dragas.netAnnouncing BSSG 0.16.0: Enhanced Configuration, Flexible Caching, and Archive Control | BSSG dev Blog
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Stefano Marinelli
Inspired by @coffeentacos recommending kiki to me (thank you!!), what lesser-known static site generators/website toolkits are you all liking these days?
I'm especially interested in simple/minimal generators with blog support, pleasing defaults, and user-friendly customization, like Quartz, MkDocs + Material for MkDocs, etc. It's pretty common to see Astro or Hugo recommended for just about everything, but I'd really like to learn about some of the interesting smaller projects that are surely out there!
(and for anyone who's curious about kiki: https://tomo-dashi.itch.io/kiki)
itch.iokiki: a tiny homepage construction set by tomo-dashia construction set for building your own homepage, wiki and blog
For folks who are using static site generators, but are self-hosting your sites, how are you handling deployment if building automatically? I've got Woodpecker CI building my site automatically.
I know I could use SFTP to push it to my web server... but am wondering if there's a more clever way to do this.
Ok, maybe I should wait a bit, but I feel like giving a little preview, incomplete...
I’ll make a proper post to announce it when ready, but you can already take a look at the themes 
Pictures are random from picsum and will change at reload
The code hasn't been released, yet. I need to fix some things.
BSSGBSSG - Bash Static Site Generator
More from Stefano Marinelli
Here's the newest member of #StaticQuest @shellsharks !
There is a lot of great content for the #IndieWeb, #InfoSec, #CyberSecurity, #Technology and more!
Check it out: https://static.quest/members/
static.questMembersMembers of the Static.Quest webring
Recently, I asked for advice about choosing a new static site generator. I have converted troz.net to Eleventy, and here's a post detailing why and how: https://troz.net/post/2025/eleventy/
TrozWareMoving to Eleventy - TrozWareCrazy Mac lady. Mac author & developer. Lover of Apple computers and devices. Swift & SwiftUI enthusiast. Unofficial Mac app dev evangelist
My dear emacs and orgmode users, do you know any good static site generator based on org files and support translations?
I would be glad to hear your recommendations.
Thank you!
#emacs #orgmode #org-mode #staticsitegenerator
It lives, and includes pain.
But _ViewStart, Layouts and all this good stuff works just fine.