jekyll-sqlite

I have nothing to add other than Jekyll has been rock solid for me for, what, like a decade plus now? I've ran swiftjectivec.com on it, and it's always been the perfect middle…

I’ve always been a big fan of Jekyll because it’s so easy to use & so stable. This adds a lot of value to the ecosystem. I’ve built a bunch of faculty websites over the years…

I’ve always been a big fan of Jekyll because it’s so easy to use & so stable. This adds a lot of value to the ecosystem. I’ve built a bunch of faculty websites over the years…

This is welcome news! I already use spreadsheets and SQLite as part of my Jekyll workflow. I import spreadsheet data into SQLite, create some additional tables, and export them…

Nice to see this project here! I've been using it with the Steam API to publish a list of the games I've been playing on my personal website: https://yboulkaid.com/games I found…

I'm a little confused. The baked-data model is so you DON'T have to generate a thousand static pages. But this solution does exactly that. Not complaining, mind you. My kid is…

But it's still not baked data, no? The whole point of baked data is that you don't generate static pages for every item in the data set. Mind you, it's great to have a Jekyll…

I have an understanding of static site generators, I've used several of them and even written my own. But I simply don't understand what this is or what it's doing. You're using…

This is awesome, and would solve an actual problem I've been thinking through... if only I had selected Jekyll for my static site generator. Does anyone know of a similar…

I wish if there was some hugo alternative to it , I guess I am going to go into the weeds of this project to replicate it in golang

Is it possible to generate an SQLite DB from the site data and statically serve it, so sql.js can use it as a DB to provide something like search?

I'm mostly focusing on sqlite-as-the-data-source, but I can imagine something like this might be in scope for a project like lunr.js[1], which currently uses a large index served…

I'm a little confused. The baked-data model is so you DON'T have to generate a thousand static pages. But this solution does exactly that. Not complaining, mind you. My kid is…

But it's still not baked data, no? The whole point of baked data is that you don't generate static pages for every item in the data set. Mind you, it's great to have a Jekyll…

I have an understanding of static site generators, I've used several of them and even written my own. But I simply don't understand what this is or what it's doing. You're using…

Right, looking again I understand better. Instead of a bunch of shaky YAML in a md file, you have properly structured data. Isn't this what Gatsby tries to do with GraphQL?

We use a similar “baked data” approach with Duck DB + a static site generator in evidence https://github.com/evidence-dev/evidence

This is a cool approach to integrating SQL with static site generation! If you're into SQL-powered tooling, you might find something like https://sql-page.com interesting as a…

Decap CMS: https://decapcms.org/

TinaCMS, fka Forestry is trying to do this. It's been a while since I've tried them out, but I love the idea. https://tina.io/