Markdown in, website out
Add pages to content/, then build the site:
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sarde buildSarde writes the generated HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other files to dist/.
Built around content
Directory names set useful defaults. A docs/ directory gets documentation navigation, while a blog/ directory gets date-sorted posts and feeds.
content/├── docs/│ └── installation.md└── blog/ └── first-post.mdUse sarde.yaml to change site-wide settings such as the title, theme, navigation, and build output.
Static by default
The generated site does not need Sarde or Go at runtime. Deploy dist/ to any static hosting provider.
Sarde is best suited to documentation, blogs, handbooks, and other sites where files are the source of truth.