Daino: Daino is a static site generator (SSG) using shake and pandoc
Daino is a static site generator that allows users to create web pages using Pandoc markdown and offers various features for publication management. It emphasizes software reuse by utilizing existing packages and relies on git for version control. Installation can be done via cabal or stack, with compilation times varying based on the hardware used.
- ▪Daino allows web pages to be written in Pandoc markdown with a YAML header for metadata.
- ▪It offers features like a publication list, printable PDFs, and support for multiple languages.
- ▪Installation can take 30 to 60 minutes on typical AMD computers, and longer on ARM64 devices.
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Daino: A Static Site Generator A static site generator designed by an academic to allow: web pages written as (Pandoc) markdown (with YAML header for title etc.), use a page layout inspired by Tufte, create publication list to download copies from bibtex database, offer printable pdf files for all content, web site using multiple languages with tools to facilitate text input, content and appearances (theme) separated, a single yaml file for setup, and a self-contained result which can be hosted on any web server. Software reuse: Daino is focused on software reuse. It uses pandoc and other available packages on Hackage (e.g.
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