This script generates static digital gardens. The system processes files to generate a simple HTML page, which can then be served locally or in a server for viewing.
* Add files you want to show in the digital garden to 'website/content/garden/'
* Edit the header and the footer markdown files in 'website/content/misc/'
* Edit, if you want, the config.json file to edit the name of the garden and the colors of the website.
Then launch:
python3 app.py
This script reads the 'website/content/garden/' contents, compress media, converts it to HTML, applies styles, and integrates it into a complete HTML structure.
Test it running un a Local Server:
cd website
python3 -m http.server
Open a web browser and go to http://localhost:8000 to view your digital garden.
## PUT IT ONLINE!
Just add the whole 'website/' folder in your server.
Don't you know how to do it? Contact me! i will give you some advice -> poni @ habitattt . it
### Further
If you delete some or upload new files from the garden folder, re-run the code and it will update itself.
If you want to embed a video or a track from other websites, just copy the embedding options from there and paste it in a .txt file inside the garden folder.
This is hyper-beta. Suggestions are really welcomed!