hay builds your website in a flash - converting your website into static assets ready for deployment anywhere
already using jekyll with GitHub pages? hay will work with your setup straight out of the box
if you don't want to use markdown to format your pages, you don't have to!
hay let's you write your pages in markdown or React.js components out of the box - if that isn't enough, plugins let you take it wherever you'd like
hay can paginate your blog posts, deploy to GitHub pages and even butter your toast* at your request
you can speed up your development workflow by using the inbuilt dev server, which can seamlessly integrated
* sorry this is a lie
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you can configure hay with JavaScript, JSON or YAML. it's really not fussy.
check out the docs for all the stuff that can be configured
you can configure hay with JavaScript, JSON or YAML. it's really not fussy.
check out the docs for all the stuff that can be configured
$ | hay servehay serve v1.0.0 hay configsource :: /Users/Ryan/projects/hay posts :: /Users/Ryan/projects/hay/_posts layouts :: /Users/Ryan/projects/hay/_layouts partials :: /Users/Ryan/projects/hay/_partials destination :: /Users/Ryan/projects/hay/build 1/2 :: layouts :: compiled layouts 2/2 :: posts :: parsed posts info :: bale took 0.58s |
you can configure hay with JavaScript, JSON or YAML. it's really not fussy.
check out the docs for all the stuff that can be configured
you can configure hay with JavaScript, JSON or YAML. it's really not fussy.
check out the docs for all the stuff that can be configured
1 2 3 4 5 6 | {"name": "hay", "description": "simple static website...", "url": "https://hay.js.org", "paginate": "true" } |