But that assumes the files are available? Eg: it doesn't allow you to deploy a small mediawiki instance as a static site? (or any number of other smart/silly/useful/crazy uses for wget mirroring to disk, then copying)?
Currently I'm using a local Wordpress install and a static site plugin and I'm getting kinda fed up with the gotchas. (Detail and links at http://www.oddevan.com/about ) If this does what you say it does, not only can I automate the deploy process, I can move over to Ghost (which I'm already using for its superior Markdown editor).
Right now i've only tested it with a local Ghost installation but theorically it should work with every blogging platform since it uses wget to fetch pages. Since it's basically a very silly and dumb shell script i didn't want to use something platform specific such as grunt / gulp / rake / whatever.
Feel free to give me your feedback about it (Bugs, Features, etc.)
Looks like the combination of histadeploy and ghost have garbled the about/cv/... links? I'm guessing ghost is set up to use some javascript shenanigans for display?
(Or perhaps those sections are empty by default...).
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Currently I'm using a local Wordpress install and a static site plugin and I'm getting kinda fed up with the gotchas. (Detail and links at http://www.oddevan.com/about ) If this does what you say it does, not only can I automate the deploy process, I can move over to Ghost (which I'm already using for its superior Markdown editor).
Right now i've only tested it with a local Ghost installation but theorically it should work with every blogging platform since it uses wget to fetch pages. Since it's basically a very silly and dumb shell script i didn't want to use something platform specific such as grunt / gulp / rake / whatever.
Feel free to give me your feedback about it (Bugs, Features, etc.)
(Or perhaps those sections are empty by default...).
Anyway, nice little script, made me smile :-)
The CV / About / ... Links are actually just empty anchors...the example online is my WIP new blog.