Go Jekyll

When I grow up, I want to be a Go implementation of Jekyll.

Status

This project is missing more functionality than it implements. It may accidentally work on tiny or simple sites.

• Content
  • Front Matter
  • Posts
    • Categories
    • Tags
    • Drafts
    • Future
    • Related
  • Static Files
  • Variables
  • Collections
  • Data Files
    • CSV
    • JSON
    • YAML
  • Assets
    • Coffeescript
    • Sass/SCSS
      • Sass caching
• Customization
  • Templates
    • link tag
    • Remaining Jekyll Liquid tags
    • Jekyll Liquid filters
  • Includes
    • parameters
    • include_relative
  • Permalinks
  • Pagination
  • Themes
  • Layouts
• Server
  • Directory watch
  • Live reload
• Windows -- not tested

Intentional differences from Jekyll:

• serve doesn't write to the file system
• No .sass-cache. (When caching is added, it will go to a temporary directory.)
• Server live reload is always on.

Install

go get -u osteele/gojekyll/cmd/gojekyll

Usage

gojekyll -s path/to/site build                # builds into ./_site
gojekyll -s path/to/site serve                # serves from memory, w/ live reload
gojekyll help
gojekyll help build

Contributing

Install package dependencies and development tools:

make setup

Testing

make test
make lint
gojekyll  -s path/to/site render index.md      # render a file to stdout
gojekyll  -s path/to/site render /             # render a URL to stdout
gojekyll  -s path/to/site variables /          # print a file or URL's variables
./scripts/coverage && go tool cover -html=coverage.out

./scripts/gojekyll is an alternative to the gojekyll executable, that uses go run each time it's invoked.

Profiling

gojekyll -s path/to/site profile
go tool pprof gojekyll gojekyll.prof

Credits

Jascha Ephraim's jaschaephraim/lrserver Live Reload server.

https://github.com/pkg/browser to open the URL in a browser.

The gopher image in the test directory is from Wikimedia Commons. It is used under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.

Related

Hugo isn't Jekyll-compatible (-), but actually works (+++).

Jekyll, of course.

This project is a clean-room implementation of Jekyll, based solely on Jekyll's documentation and testing it against a few sites. Hopefully this can pay off in contributing towards Jekyll's documentation.

License

MIT

Alternate Naming Possibilities

• "Gekyll". (Hard or soft "g"? See gif.)
• "Gekko"