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	* [https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/bots/src/branch/master/LogBot varia's logbot] + [https://vvvvvvaria.org/logs/ generated logs]		* [https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/bots/src/branch/master/LogBot varia's logbot] + [https://vvvvvvaria.org/logs/ generated logs]
	* [https://draw-it-with-others.org/small-loops/ small-loops], by DIWO		* [https://draw-it-with-others.org/small-loops/ small-loops], by DIWO [credentials: <span style="background: dodgerblue; color: dodgerblue">tofu : esseresalaminioggi</span>
	* [https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/distribusi distribusi], examples where you can see it in use:		* [https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/distribusi distribusi], examples where you can see it in use:
	** https://archive.simonbrowne.page/		** https://archive.simonbrowne.page/

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	** https://vvvvvvaria.org/archive/		** https://vvvvvvaria.org/archive/
	** https://networksofonesown.vvvvvvaria.org/		** https://networksofonesown.vvvvvvaria.org/
			* [https://simonrepp.com/faircamp/ Faircamp], a SSG for audio producers, by Simon Repp

	==How to make this?==		==How to make this?==

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	Hopefully this triggers ideas for more extension points.		Hopefully this triggers ideas for more extension points.

			[[Category:Workbooks]]

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7. Run the script

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7. Run the script

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	===7. Run the script===		===7. Run the script===

			First install jinja2 if you don't have it installed:

			$ uv pip install jinja2

	$ uv run main.py		$ uv run main.py

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4. Put some files in the assets folder

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	Just copy and paste!		Just copy and paste!

			or use scp:

	/var/www/html/SI29/file-sharing/gallery/assets/		$ scp myimagefolder/* /var/www/html/SI29/file-sharing/gallery/assets/

	===5. Work on main.py===		===5. Work on main.py===

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	A '''static site generator''' ('''SSG''') is a tools/script that helps you to make a website that is based on a bunch of static web pages, that don't use php, flask, node or other web application frameworks. Instead, a SSG is often loved for the fact that it creates a folder of static HTML/CSS/JS files that can be uploaded to a simple web host and require less maintenance, as they don't require a specific more complex technical setup.		A '''static site generator''' ('''SSG''') is a tools/script that helps you to make a website that is based on a bunch of static web pages, that don't use php, flask, node or other web application frameworks. Instead, a SSG is often loved for the fact that it creates a folder of static HTML/CSS/JS files that can be uploaded to a simple web host and require less maintenance, as they don't require a specific more complex technical setup.

	Well-known SSG projects include:		'''Well-known SSG projects''' include:

	* [https://getpelican.com/ Pelican]		* [https://getpelican.com/ Pelican]

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	A '''static site generator''' ('''SSG''') is a tools/script that helps you to make a website that is based on a bunch of static web pages, that don't use php, flask, node or other web application frameworks. Instead, a SSG is often loved for the fact that it creates a folder of static HTML/CSS/JS files that can be uploaded to a simple web host and require less maintenance, as they don't require a specific more complex technical setup.		A '''static site generator''' ('''SSG''') is a tools/script that helps you to make a website that is based on a bunch of static web pages, that don't use php, flask, node or other web application frameworks. Instead, a SSG is often loved for the fact that it creates a folder of static HTML/CSS/JS files that can be uploaded to a simple web host and require less maintenance, as they don't require a specific more complex technical setup.

			Well-known SSG projects include:

			* [https://getpelican.com/ Pelican]
			* [https://gohugo.io/ Hugo]
			* [https://www.11ty.dev/ Eleventy]

	'''Examples''' of artistic projects/scripts/practices that generate static web pages:		'''Examples''' of artistic projects/scripts/practices that generate static web pages:

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	A '''static site generator''' ('''SSG''') is a tools/script that helps you to make a website that is based on a bunch of static web pages, that don't use php, flask, node or other web application frameworks. Instead, a SSG is often loved for the fact that it creates a folder of static HTML/CSS/JS files that can be uploaded to a simple web host and require less maintenance, as they don't require a specific more complex technical setup.		A '''static site generator''' ('''SSG''') is a tools/script that helps you to make a website that is based on a bunch of static web pages, that don't use php, flask, node or other web application frameworks. Instead, a SSG is often loved for the fact that it creates a folder of static HTML/CSS/JS files that can be uploaded to a simple web host and require less maintenance, as they don't require a specific more complex technical setup.

	'''Examples''' of projects/scripts/practices that generate static web pages:		'''Examples''' of artistic projects/scripts/practices that generate static web pages:

	* [https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/bots/src/branch/master/LogBot varia's logbot] + [https://vvvvvvaria.org/logs/ generated logs]		* [https://git.vvvvvvaria.org/varia/bots/src/branch/master/LogBot varia's logbot] + [https://vvvvvvaria.org/logs/ generated logs]