Show HN: Maudit, a Rust library to build static websites

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Lo, the still scrolls of the web, unchanging and steadfast, at last!

Or, in simpler words, a static site generator.

Crafted for timeless sites

Maudit was built for one purpose: creating static websites.

This devotion to static sites ensures speed, simple upkeep, and effortless reliability.

Performant

Generate a site with thousands of pages in less than a second using minimal resources.

Content

Bring your content to life with built-in support for Markdown, custom components, syntax highlighting, and more.

Style your way

Style with plain CSS, or opt for frameworks and preprocessors such as Tailwind.

Powerful routing

Flexible and powerful routing system allows you to create complex sites with ease.

Ecosystem-ready

Maudit utilize Rolldown, a fast bundler for JavaScript and CSS, enabling the usage of TypeScript and the npm ecosystem.

Bring your templates

Use your preferred templating engine to craft your website's pages. If it can return a String, Maudit supports it.

The court's library, not its king

Maudit is a library, not a framework. A Maudit site is a normal Rust program that you have full control over. Hook into the build process, customize the output, and use any libraries you want.

use maudit::prelude::*; #[route("/")] pub struct Home; impl Route for Home { fn render(&self, _: &mut PageContext) -> impl Into<RenderResult> { your_template_engine::render("home.html") } }

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