Hi!
Pls recommend tools wich are good to use for publishing .md files as sites? Could be static but threes-structured (Beside git and nextcloud, of course)
would like to “publish notebook” from obsidian over internet
I saw https://vitepress.dev/ but for noobs it’s hard to get use to it
Thank you
Jekyll is a markdown-based CMS and is the engine behind Github pages.
I use Zola (https://github.com/getzola/zola) for personal blog.
There are also other options depending on your use case. For example, https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook for documentation/ebook style content.
I wanted to do the same so I used an AI to help me write a python script that does that and publishes a static site. It was really useful and introduced me to Jinja2 in the process.
Personally, I use Hugo. Good for blog type websites.
I use Zola, works fine for me: https://www.getzola.org/
I’m working on something kind of relevant. It’s not ready yet but I’m wondering what features are requirements for you?
I think easiest for me, friends and family would be like:
Hey, here is a space in my git\nextcloud accound to store all .md files and i giving access to you (program), but to fully control\create\edit and so on - we need to work with intuitive friendly GUI web-interface (or just desktop GUI) wich also can place folders in files (and links between) in git\nextcloud by it self automatically
After all - publish it somehow on free domain name
Hope, i worte it ok in English
I use Perlite. It doesn’t work with Obsidian publish, but Syncthing fills that role nicely
Maybe this is too technical still, but Eleventy is a pretty cool project that can publish markdown.
A tool that works with markdown is tiddlywiki but I am not sure if it fits your needs.
If it is for documentation try docusaurus.
