#Logarion is a free and open-source personal #notetaking, #journaling and #publication system, a #blog-#wiki hybrid.
Features include:
Plain file system store (each note is a file). Command line & web interfaces.
Two publishing modes:
Static, published upon a command. Suitable for scenarios where installation on the server is not possible.
Dynamic, using web server. Supports interactive features like searching and more advanced #Atom feed parameters.
@orbifx
Yes, although I don't know yet when I'll have the time.
Think I should at least have a blog up and running, then maybe resume writing something in that format.
But now I want it to be:
- statically generated (no comment section there — all discussions elsewhere)
- versioned (fixing typos, broken links, and maybe even more serious flaws in the published posts)
- not spend much time on maintaining it — #VPS or #selfhosting may be overkill
#GitLab Pages looks like a good fit.
- has both a static generator and a small built-in experimental web server
- delegates versioning to #Git et al. at the moment, but considering encapsulating some minimal versioning and better interoperation with advanced external tools, for producing changelogs etc
- will be implementing #federation and #peer2peer next, for #decentralising archives
@amiloradovsky I've not tried this yet, but I think you can either use raw HTML pages[1] or you need a Docker image[2] with a #Logarion executable to run every time you push your archive on #Gitlab. Looking to try it?
[1]: https://gitlab.com/pages/plain-html
[2]: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/docker/using_docker_images.html#what-is-an-image