is it possible to have:
- a static html template
- a JSON with some data
and create static html file(s)?
For example i have to make a portfolio and i code html template:
...
<h1> {title} </h1>
<p> {description} </p>
...
Then i have a JSON like this:
"first work" : {
"title" : "alpha",
"description" : "lorem ipsum"
},
"second work" : {
"title" : "beta",
"description" : "lorem ipsum"
}
I want to "deploy" my website and have 2 static html file
first_work.html
<h1> alpha </h1>
<p> lorem ipsum </p>
second_work.html
<h1> beta </h1>
<p> lorem ipsum </p>
I know Jekyll that uses markdown to produce static html but i prefer JSON in this situation.
I just wrote a complete program in node.js doing it :
var fs = require("fs");
var f = fs.readFileSync('./site.json').toString();
var pages = JSON.parse(f);
for (var key in pages) {
var page = pages[key];
fs.writeFile(
key.replace(/ /g, '_')+'.html',
'<h1>'+page.title+'</h1>'
+ '<p>'+page.description+'</p>'
);
}
If your JSON is in a file named site.json
(note that a comma is missing in your JSON), it writes the two HTML files.