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35 lines
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# 🐐 tetratto!
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This is the year of the personal website.
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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!
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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.
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## Features
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- Templated HTML files (`html/` directory)
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- Markdown posts (`posts/` directory, served with `html/post.html` template)
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- Super simple SQLite database for authentication (and other stuff)
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- Web terminal for managing your server
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- Must be enabled in `tetratto.toml` in project root
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## Usage
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Install Tetratto CLI:
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```bash
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cargo install tetratto
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```
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Clone the `./example` directory to get started.
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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.
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### Config
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You can configure Tetratto by editing the project's `tetratto.toml` file.
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- `name`: the `{{ name }}` variable in templates (default: `Tetratto`)
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- `port`: the port the server is served on (default: `4118`)
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- `database`: the name of the file to store the SQLite database in (default: `./atto.db`)
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