Sistine is a simple, flexible, productive static site generator written in Ink and built on Merlot’s Markdown engine. You can see a live demo of a Sistine site on the Sistine docs website.
Sistine's documentation lives on its own website at sistine.vercel.app. There, you'll find information on how to install and use Sistine, as well as a detailed reference for its templating language.
This repository technically contains two projects. First, the Ink source code for the Sistine static site generator; and second, the documentation site for Sistine, which is generated by Sistine itself from assets in this repo. Both parts of this repository uses a Makefile to manage common build commands.
Sistine's source code mostly lives in ./src, with vendored dependencies copied into ./vendor. Tests for Sistine utilities are in ./test.
make checkormake truns all tests in the repository.make fmtormake fformats all Ink files (including tests) in the repository, if you haveinkfmtinstalled.
The Sistine documentation website is a normal Sistine project, living in this repository. The repository is set up with Vercel so that contents of ./public auto-deploys on every commit to main. Other parts of the website, like the content pages and templates, are set up exactly as a normal Sistine project, in ./content and ./tpl respectively.
makewill run the in-repository copy of Sistine to build the documentation site to./public.
Given that it's currently quite slow and written in Ink, you probably shouldn't use it for anything important. But if you are interested, and want to ask questions about how it works or what's coming next, feel free to reach out on Twitter or file a GitHub issue.