Not to piss on your chips, as we say, but it is an already solved
problem on Lunix :
wget -m http://domain
and it will get all the images and css files and create the directory
tree etc.
does yours do something different ?
Hi,
sometime ago I hacked some rc script that processes all sites and
imitates GET requests for each possible markdown URL. This enables me
to generate static websites using werc that do not require CGI or
cacheing presumably and hence one can use very primitive web servers
if needed.
The script is quick'n'dirty and I'm using for some company website
right now but plan to migrate all my werc setups to be static, because
I don't use any dynamic aspects of werc (eg logins etc).
My recommendation is to use it in the way input == output directory,
otherwise you will need to copy the site contents to the output dir as
well.
*swerc sounds a bit like the German word Zwerg, which means dwarf.
Let me know if you think it's useful or if you have some improvements.
Perhaps Uriel is willing to add it to the werc repo.
Cheers,
Anselm
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