🐐 tetratto!

This is the year of the personal website.

Tetratto (4 * 10^-18) is a super simple dynamic site server which takes in a conglomeration of HTML files (which are actually Jinja templates) and static files like CSS and JS, then serves them!

You might by wondering: "why dynamic and not just generate a static site then?" Well the answer is simple! I needed something to manage my server remotely through my browser, and most things were just overly complicated for this simple feat.

Features

• Templated HTML files (html/ directory)
• Markdown posts (posts/ directory, served with html/post.html template)
• Super simple SQLite database for authentication (and other stuff)
• Web terminal for managing your server
  • Must be enabled in tetratto.toml in project root

Usage

Install Tetratto CLI:

cargo install tetratto

Clone the ./example directory to get started.

You can run a project by running tetratto in the directory. The entry file for CSS is assumed to be public/css/style.css. Note that your index.html file should not include boilerplate stuff, and should instead just include a {% block body %} for beginning your content in the body. {% block head %} can be used to place data in the page head element. Templates should all extend the _atto/root.html template.

Config

You can configure Tetratto by editing the project's tetratto.toml file.

• name: the {{ name }} variable in templates (default: Tetratto)
• port: the port the server is served on (default: 4118)
• database: the name of the file to store the SQLite database in (default: ./atto.db)