blogc
Command-line blog compiler that turns source files and templates into website resources, designed to be driven by make.
blogc is a command-line blog compiler. Each run compiles one source file and its templates into website resources, and the homepage says it is designed to be used with make. It does not know about the other files of a blog. The build tool blogc-make can turn blogc into a blogging engine, according to the homepage.
Content lives in source files in a directory, written in blogc’s own markup language and rendered through its own template engine. Built files can be served by any web server: blogc-git-receiver rebuilds a site on every git push and links the built files as the web server’s document root, and blogc-runserver is a local test server.
Worth knowing
The homepage describes an autotools build, while the current README describes a CMake build.
Identity
Rendering and deploy
Releases
Adoption
Sources
- 2026-10-25: Written in, links, GitHub stars
api.github.com/repos/blogc/blogc - 2026-10-23: links, Install with, Templating, License
blogc.rgm.io/ - 2026-10-23: links
blogc.rgm.io/man/blogc.1.html - 2026-10-23: Maintainer
raw.githubusercontent.com/blogc/blogc/main/LICENSE - 2026-10-23: Install with, Content storage
github.com/blogc/blogc/blob/main/README.md - 2026-10-23: Runs as
blogc.rgm.io/man/blogc-git-receiver.1.html - 2026-10-23: Runs as
blogc.rgm.io/man/blogc-runserver.1.html - 2026-10-23: First release, Current major version, Last release
api.github.com/repos/blogc/blogc/releases - 2026-10-23: Contributors
api.github.com/repos/blogc/blogc/contributors