Marmite Documentation
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 rel...
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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 rel...
"The marmite editor is a full-featured markdown editor with live preview, metadata management, and file editing built into the dev server."
"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."
"Marmite exposes a local REST API during --serve mode for creating, editing, moving, cloning, and deleting content, plus managing site configuration."
"Build and manage multiple marmite sites from a single workspace with cross-site references, shared configuration, and unified builds."
"Generate redirect pages for old URLs when you rename content slugs, preserving links and SEO with the aliases frontmatter field."
"Validate internal links at build time to catch broken references before deployment, with configurable warning and strict failure modes."
"Write content in multiple languages with automatic translation linking, language stream pages, and hreflang SEO tags using marmite's language streams feature."
"Organize media files in per-content subfolders and reference them with the @/ shorthand in markdown"
"Complete guide to publishing your Marmite blog posts to the decentralized AT Protocol using the standard.site specification."