P.S. After the code has been generated by Squeak it should work independently. Even just from the file system (no need for a web server).

On 3/5/18, H. Hirzel hannes.hirzel@gmail.com wrote:

Yes,

HtmlFileStream example1

is an example but compared to what is available here

https://www.staticgen.com/

it is too simple.

I am looking for something which implements a 'theme' and creates a responsive web page.

Not too complex, for example this

    https://purecss.io/layouts/side-menu/

should do for the moment.

So it should know about navigation (sidebar), main section and have a hamburger menu....

I have started to take that template, put it into a class SinglePageTemplate1 and put in place holders for the content.

Something like

| gen | gen := StaticSiteGenerator1 new. gen websiteRootDirectory: '../../../dev-website'. gen singlePageTemplate: #SinglePageTemplate1 sectionName: 'post'. gen useContentCollection: aColl andPutIntoSectionNamed: 'post'. gen landingPageType: #ListPageTemplate1 usingContentsOfSectionNamed: 'post'. gen generate.

However on a more general level MetalSmith (linked to on https://www.staticgen.com/) is probably a good example to follow.

StaticSiteGenerator

• Get all files/objects in input directory / input collection / JSON

db. The objects have a 'pagetype' and a 'weight' field.

• Apply a series of transformations to these collection of

JsonObjects. Not necessarily all objects are affected in every step.

• Write out the result using code stored on the class side of template

classes.

However more pointers to existing efforts are welcome ....

Chris, I remember vaguely that you once did a web framework which allows you to create static HTML code. Is this correct?

--Hannes

On 3/5/18, Chris Cunnington brasspen@gmail.com wrote:

...

HtmlFileStream example1

Chris