Emanuel Berg wrote: > > It sounds like you've written about a quarter of a static site > > generator already. > > Heh, no, what do you mean? > > > You could continue down that path, or just install Pelican > > and be happy in about a day. > > I would if it would do what I want namely get an RSS file and > only that. (Maybe it can even do that, I don't know.)
If only you read the documentation, you would know. > But no one has or have heard of a CLI parser or shell tool...? That is what a static site generator is. It's a command-line tool that takes a directory full of content files, a set of templates, a CSS file or 3, and spits out a web site ready to be served by your favorite web server, including the thing you asked for: an RSS or ATOM feed. -dsr-
