SwiftySites

With SwiftySites you define your website in a Swift Package. The package needs to contain an executable target which will depend on the SwiftySites library.

Use templates to transform content items into the outputs that make up your website.

Content is usually specified individually by declaring instances of one of the site’s content types. But content can also be generated by applying a function to previously declared content.

All custom content needs to comply to this protocol in order to be part of any Site definition.

A content type representing a regular page.

A content type representing a blog post or article.

A template for site content.

Global site configuration including metadata like language and description. It also contains options affecting the behavior of the site such as the base URL for development and production deployments.

Creates an instance of Site from a set of content elements and templates. The initializer also requires a site configuration.

Property wrapper to turn any Markdown variable into HTML.

Defines a site in terms of its content types.

A map containing all of the site’s entry points.

A content type that represents a listing of articles under a particular tag.

A content type representing a tagged blog post.

The site’s build date formatted for use in an RSS feed.

A basic blog definition with regular pages and posts.

A basic site definition with only regular pages.

A basic blog definition with regular pages, posts and support for tags.