go-vanity.yml: use hut and go install instead of older alternatives
- hut instead of acurl
- `go install` instead of `go get`, which is no longer supported.
Setting GOBIN (rather than GOPATH, as `go help install` would suggest)
is necessary on my machine in order to install the vangen executable.
hugo.yml: Use hut instead of acurl for hugo
Use hut instead of acurl for publishing Haunt sites.
eleventy.yml: Don't use nodesource repo
just install nodejs and npm from Debian's repos.
eleventy.yml: Disable progress bar correctly
Changed for newer versions of npm.
eleventy.yml: Switch to debian/stable
Won't eventually fall off the support list
Use hut instead of acurl for publishing Zola page
Added example for a MkDocs static site on Debian.
Add Haunt example
Haunt (https://dthompson.us/projects/haunt.html) is a simple, functional,
hackable static site generator that gives authors the ability to treat
websites as Scheme programs.
The manifest is using Guix as build environment, as it has all the Guile
bits and pieces required for Haunt to work.
Add Go vanity import example
add eleventy example
This patch adds an Eleventy (https://www.11ty.dev/) sample manifest.
Due to the nature of Node.js development, this example is somewhat more
opinionated than the Hugo example:
* A version of Node.js must be specified, so I chose the current LTS
version.
* The environment variable `CI` is necessary to avoid flooding the
console with a fancy progress bar during `npm install`.
* This example assumes the repository already contains a `package.json`
file with `@11ty/eleventy` in its dependencies.
I've also tweaked the style in the following ways:
* De-mystify some of the workings of this manifest by linking to
documentation where appropriate.