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I am not a JS programmer, I have never been one, and I sincerely hope I won't be one. This is my personal project, written in a famous get-shit-done style. I do not care about pretty commit history, docs and other eye-candy since this is not a "public" project.
Feel free to fork & improve though.
There may be more advanced and popular alternatives. Some of them I've considered too complicated, hard to customize, and some of them had a fatal flaw. Reinventing a wheel is fun, albeit non-profit.
Install nodejs and yarn with your package manager of choice. From the repository root invoke
% yarn install
to install pug -- the only (non-transitive) dependency of this project. Once you've got pug installed, run
% node process.js src <dst>
where <dst> is a directory of choice.
You may use rsync(1), cp(1) or any other tool to copy the resulting file tree to your site root.
Script recursively traverses given directory tree, copying everything it encounters while applying certain transformations based on file extension. More specifically, it recognizes .pug and .url files. The former gets compiled into HTML using pug, the contents of the latter are appended to the list of children of the current directory along with all of its subdirectories. Children are used to create links to external subpages (see base.pug).