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#+title: mege
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#&summary
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mege is the generator used by metanohi
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#&
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#+license: bysa, page
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#+license: agpl 3+, program
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* mege
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mege is a website generator. It was designed for metanohi and is released under
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the AGPLv3+ license. It uses Python 3.1 and WSGI to work together with an
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Apache 2.x server. It uses git for revision control and utilizes a slightly
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modified Org-Mode syntax for documents.
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+ [[./tests/][Tests]]
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+ [[./docs/][Documentation]]
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Both are works in progress, like mege. Note that the author of mege does
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believe in good documentation. And while believing is not the same as doing,
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good mege documentation /will/ exist at some point in {the near}&del a future.
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*Note:* The part of mege that generates HTML from Org-Mode files works quite
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well (surprisingly well, actually), but code-wise and design-wise it is not
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great. In Danish, such code is called /slamkode/ which literally means
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something like {/garbage/}/{/excrement code/} (I don't know the exact
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translation of the "slam" I'm thinking of, but it's the stuff you'll find in
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sewers). This part will have to be rewritten at some point, possibly to factor
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in support for a new markup language meant to replace the current, somewhat
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strange Org-Mode-my-mode mix.
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* Download
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No release is out yet. You can clone the current code with git (always
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up-to-date):
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: $ git clone git://metanohi.name/mege
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