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This is a fork.of floron to run with minischeme 0.85, modified by Nils M. Holm and PC-Scheme/Geneva under DOS.

See [Changes.md] for changes in detail.

Original Readme follows:

Floron (original README)

This is my static website generator. There are many like it, but this one is mine.

It is used to generate Molten Matter.

It is written in Scheme. chibi-scheme, to be precise. But I'm sure one wouldn't have any problems porting it to other schemes, as the only portions specific to chibi-scheme are (chibi sxml), (chibi time) and (chibi filesystem), all of which are quite ubiquitous.

I do not advise using the generator. I suggest you just write your own. Make your own static (or dynamic) blog. Write your own theme. Use any language you see fit for the job. Seriously, it's not hard.

Running

  • Move config.example.scm to config.scm and edit it, or something.
  • Create posts/ and a directory for each post id, and write your post in post.md.
  • Run chibi-scheme floron.scm

But why

Because your mother sucks dwarf cock.

Why Scheme?

Because it's fun.

Why write your own?

Because there's no point in having a personal blog if you didn't write it.

Why not just use chibi scheme's parser combinator?

I've already written my own and I'm too lazy to learn how chibi's works.

Why "floron"?

It's the old french name of the character at the end of the post.

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