WARNING The 2023.9.1 update changes site.static_path to site.static_paths any custom output paths will need to be updated to reflect this change. 'output' is still the default value for site.static_paths and will be used if no value is provided.

Render Engine

Learn More

• Check out the Documentation
• Contributors and Builders, Check out the Wiki
• Join the community!

What is RenderEngine

The 3 layer Architecture

• Page - A single webpage item built from content, a template, raw data, or a combination of those things.
• Collection - A group of webpages built from the same template, organized in a single directory
• Site - The container that helps to render all Pages and Collections with uniform settings and variables

Installing Render Engine

To use the render engine, you must have Python 3.10 installed. You can download Python from python.org.

• Linux/MacOS: python.org
• Windows: Microsoft Store

Render Engine is available in PyPI and can be installed using pip:

pip install render-engine

Getting Started

Check out the Getting Started Section in the Documentation

Contributors

Akriti Sengar 🔧	Anthony Shaw 📖	Emmanuel Anebi 🔌	Jeff Triplett 📖 🧑‍🏫	John Aziz 📖	Jon Banafato 💻	Jorge L. Gimeno 📖
Laura Langdon 📖	Mahhheshh 📖 💻	Mario Munoz 💻	Pamela Fox 📖	Viktorius Suwandi 💻	VinayakG311 🔌	izaan17 🔌

Sponsors at the $20/month and Higher Level

• Brian Douglas

Thank you to them and all of those who continue to support this project!