beauhilton.com, source code at git.beauhilton.com and https://github.com/cbeauhilton/beauhilton.com
Migrated from https://romanzolotarev.com/ssg.html.
My site design is mostly copy-pasta from your stuff, still plenty I want to mess around with, but great experience out of the box!
Using caretaker to auto rebuild as I edit, maybe that’s worth mentioning: https://github.com/grego/caretaker
It’s a little handy Rust app from grego, specify folders to watch and commands to run when changes are found. (He also built an SSG called blades, I was playing around with that when I found soupault and discovered it fit my brain better). See the .watch.toml file in the root directory.
Deploying with a simple rsync pre-commit hook, from the build directory to my server, see hooks/
Feels faster to auto-rebuild on my machine while I’m editing, preview it there, commit when I’m done and it’s live without waiting for GitHub Actions or another CI tool (though I love those as well, just feels heavy for this particular project).
Thanks for a great tool!
-Beau
Apologies, fixing the line breaks:
beauhilton.com,
source code at git.beauhilton.com and
https://github.com/cbeauhilton/beauhilton.com
Migrated from https://romanzolotarev.com/ssg.html.
My site design is mostly copy-pasta from your stuff,
still plenty I want to mess around with,
but great experience out of the box!
Using caretaker to auto rebuild as I edit,
maybe that’s worth mentioning:
https://github.com/grego/caretaker
It’s a little handy Rust app from grego,
specify folders to watch and commands to run when changes are found.
(He also built an SSG called blades,
I was playing around with that when I found soupault
and discovered it fit my brain better).
See the .watch.toml file in the root directory.
Deploying with a simple rsync pre-commit hook,
from the build directory to my server, see hooks/
Feels faster to auto-rebuild on my machine while
I’m editing, preview it there, commit when I’m
done and it’s live without waiting for GitHub Actions
or another CI tool (though I love those as well,
just feels heavy for this particular project).
Thanks for a great tool!
-Beau
Hi Beau,
Sorry for late reply. It looks a bit strange that the main page only has
a navigation menu,
maybe add some introductory text there or move the content from /about
to the main page?
I didn't know about caretaker, thanks for the pointer!
I'm going to include it in the tips and tricks section.
In the next soupault release I plan to add caching of asset processor
outputs
(and other things that call external programs), so pseudo-live rebuilds
should become even faster.
Also, do you want your website included in https://soupault.app/users/ ?
Not all people do so I prefer to ask before adding.
On 12/3/22 17:52, beau@beauhilton.com wrote:
> Apologies, fixing the line breaks:>> beauhilton.com,> source code at git.beauhilton.com and> https://github.com/cbeauhilton/beauhilton.com>> Migrated from https://romanzolotarev.com/ssg.html.>> My site design is mostly copy-pasta from your stuff,> still plenty I want to mess around with,> but great experience out of the box!>> Using caretaker to auto rebuild as I edit,> maybe that’s worth mentioning:> https://github.com/grego/caretaker>> It’s a little handy Rust app from grego,> specify folders to watch and commands to run when changes are found.> (He also built an SSG called blades,> I was playing around with that when I found soupault> and discovered it fit my brain better).> See the .watch.toml file in the root directory.>> Deploying with a simple rsync pre-commit hook,> from the build directory to my server, see hooks/>> Feels faster to auto-rebuild on my machine while> I’m editing, preview it there, commit when I’m> done and it’s live without waiting for GitHub Actions> or another CI tool (though I love those as well,> just feels heavy for this particular project).>> Thanks for a great tool!>> -Beau