#ikiwiki — Public Fediverse posts
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#Jekyll with the #AsciiDoctor plugin looks pretty decent as an option (the plugin is also well-integrated), but Jekyll seems to be a bit restrictive on the site structure, and anybody who has perused my website
probably knows by now that aside from the crappy CSS it also fully leverages the power of #ikiwiki's inline directive for nested awesomeness*.
*debatable
So hm should I rewrite Ikiwiki in #Ruby?
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I'm going to have to write my own #AsciiDoctor-based static site generator, right?
I still haven't found anything that fits my use case, coming from #ikiwiki, which I want to leave because it's slow, written in Perl (not my favorite language) and doesn't integrate well with AsciiDoctor.
#Antora manages to both be overengineered for my use case *and* miss essential features like feed generation. Also node.js, no thanks
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From my recent conversation with @trwnh (<https://mastodon.social/@trwnh/113377796235320764>) I'm getting the impression that if I managed to create a well-integrated #AsciiDoctor-centered blogging system to replace my #Ikiwiki setup I wouldn't be the only one using it. And I don't even mind #Ruby as a programming language. Now if I only had a few extra 24 hours in the day, I could even get to it.
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I'm trying to study how #Hugo works to see if it's a good candidate for switching over from #IkiWiki, and the first thing I learn from the quick start guide is that #PowerShell and #WindowsPowerShell are different applications. Way to go, #Microsoft.
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Picking a toot: a short write-up on adding “Share to #Mastodon” links to the Wok via #tootpick
(This is also my first test to see if it works, and it seems to work so far.)
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I'm working to add #Tootpick
https://github.com/Juerd/tootpick
to my website, which is statically built. I need some way to add a Tootpick link to each permalink, and I want to do it client-side via JavaScript (Tootpick needs JS anyway). So I need to add this JS to all the webpages, and I'm having #choiceParalysis on how to do it. Modify the base page template, or add a builder setup option?(TBF, this is partially the fault of my builder, #ikiwiki, which isn't really friendly on this side of things).