Jekyll(1)
is a blogaware, static site generator.
USAGE
- jekyll
-
# . -> ./_site
- jekyll <path to write generated site>
-
# . -> <path>
- jekyll <path to source> <path to write generated site>
-
# <path> -> <path>
- jekyll import <importer name> <options>
-
# imports posts using named import script
-
Configuration is read from '<source>/_config.yml' but can be overridden
using the following options:
OPTIONS
- --file [PATH]
-
File to import from
- --dbname [TEXT]
-
DB to import from
- --user [TEXT]
-
Username to use when importing
- --pass [TEXT]
-
Password to use when importing
- --host [HOST ADDRESS]
-
Host to import from
- --site [SITE NAME]
-
Site to import from
- --[no-]safe
-
Safe mode (default unsafe)
- --[no-]auto
-
Auto-regenerate
- --server [PORT]
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Start web server (default port 4000)
- --no-server
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Do not start a web server
- --base-url [BASE_URL]
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Serve website from a given base URL (default '/'
- --[no-]lsi
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Use LSI for better related posts
- --[no-]pygments
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Use pygments to highlight code
- --rdiscount
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Use rdiscount gem for Markdown
- --redcarpet
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Use redcarpet gem for Markdown
- --kramdown
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Use kramdown gem for Markdown
- --time [TIME]
-
Time to generate the site for
- --[no-]future
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Render future dated posts
- --permalink [TYPE]
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Use 'date' (default) for YYYY/MM/DD
- --paginate [POSTS_PER_PAGE]
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Paginate a blog's posts
- --limit_posts [MAX_POSTS]
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Limit the number of posts to publish
- --url [URL]
-
Set custom site.url
- --version
-
Display current version
AUTHOR
This manual page was written by Youhei SASAKI <
[email protected]>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system(but may be used by others).