Just Another "Simple" Static Site Generator
Download the latest version of Warehouse and unpack it into a directory for your website's data. You should have a file structure along the lines of:
/your_site/Warehouse.php/your_site/Classes//your_site/Extensions/
(As extensions are optional you can remove this directory if you want)
That's the "installation". Zippy, eh?
Warehouse separates content from structure with an focus on writing. Thus, all content and writing for your website should be stored under the directory /source/ and all structure for your website (the HTML your source is inserted into) should be stored under /templates/.
Your file structure should look along the lines of:
/your_site/source//your_site/templates/
Warehouse will process any file with the extension .md under /source/ with conforming /Extensions/. All other files found under /source/ will not be processed, but copied directly over to /upload/ after all .md files have been successfully generated into .html.
You can also declare @data attributes that you can access in your template files such as who the author was of an article, the last update time, or which template file to load first. These can be declared inside your .md files (these take the greatest priority), or inside config.json files under /source/.
More information about the /source/ directory can be found in the [Wiki] (https://github.com/OhItsShaun/Warehouse/wiki/The-Source-Directory).
Template files are what your content is inserted into - the HTML structure of your site. Template files are saved as .html.
Warehouse, by default, will look for the template file Main.html unless otherwise specified in /source/. You can also call other template files using the syntax @template({template_name}). To fetch the contents of the source file use the data request @data(Content).
More information about the /templates/ directory can be found in the [Wiki] (https://github.com/OhItsShaun/Warehouse/wiki/The-Templates-Directory).
To tell Warehouse to generate your website cd down to /your_site/ and run Warehouse using the command:
php Warehouse.phpAn /upload/ folder will have been created with your swanky new site made ready for upload!
[Create an issue] (https://github.com/OhItsShaun/Warehouse/issues) with steps to reproduce and any sample files, and preferably open a pull request with a fix if you can. 😉