Bruno Rocha
Marmite Documentation
Markdown Makes Sites Marmite is a fast, minimal static site generator written in Rust that converts Markdown files into HTML websites. It's designed for simplicity and includes features like live reloading, RSS feeds, and a built-in development serv ... read more →
Marmite 0.4.1 Release Notes
Marmite 0.4.1 adds a content editor, development toolbar, content management API, smart directory auto-detection, and duplicate slug detection. read more →
Introducing the Marmite Playground
Try marmite directly in your browser. The Marmite Playground is a live editor where you can write markdown, tweak settings, and preview your site in real time - no installation required. read more →
Getting started
Learn how to create your blog with Marmite in minutes, you can start with zero-config and then customize gradually later. Not convinced yet? Read why-to-use-marmite Quick Start Installation Starting your site project For a simple website marmite do ... read more →
Marmite 0.4.2 Release Notes
Marmite 0.4.2 adds media file link validation and fixes broken TOC anchor links. read more →
Create a custom landing page for your marmite blog
Learn how to replace the default post list with a fully custom landing page using index.md and shortcodes. read more →
Marmite Editor
The marmite editor is a full-featured markdown editor with live preview, metadata management, and file editing built into the dev server. read more →
Marmite Toolbar
The marmite toolbar is a floating development panel injected during --serve mode that lets you create, edit, move, clone, and delete content directly from the browser. read more →
Content Management API
Marmite exposes a local REST API during --serve mode for creating, editing, moving, cloning, and deleting content, plus managing site configuration. read more →
Marmite 0.4.0 Release Notes
Marmite 0.4.0 adds workspace multi-site support, multilingual content via language streams, content subfolder media, internal link validation, redirect aliases, and migrates to Tera 2.0. read more →