A tiny static gemlog generator

To make a gemlog, you need two essential types of materials: posts and templates.

The template syntax detailed in Template is also usable in posts. The posts processed using this module have some special variables available to them while generating. Those are, including others:

• title - The first heading in the document if it exists
• path - The given file path (non-overrideable)
• fname - The file name without the extension and the directories
• modified - File modification date and time (yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss[.ss]±hh:mm)
• modified_date - File modification date (yyyy-mm-dd)
• url - The permanent link to post (non-overrideable)
• gemlog - The title of the gemlog (non-overrideable)
• author - The author of the gemlog (non-overrideable)

Additionally, variables can also be set (or overridden) in the post like so, assuming a single variable per line:

{= variable value =}

For the templates, see Template. However, as with posts, feeds also have special variables available. Those are, for the feed itself:

• title - The title of the gemlog
• author - The author of the gemlog
• base - The base URL of the gemlog
• url - The permanent link to the feed
• entries - The formatted entries

For each entry in the feed, every variable the post associated with the entry has is available.

See the README.md for a roughly step-by-step guide.