rfmt: less than a static site generator

rfmt (Recursive Format) puts html and converted markdown files into a html template (header or whatever else you want). It keeps the directory structure the same, saving the formated one to(directory name).site

Why? Jekyll is neat but you have to put boilerplate in front of content still

example:

$ ls
cont/	cont.site/	style.cs	sitename.rc	template.html

$ more sitename.rc
#!/usr/bin/env rc
rm -r cont.site/*	      # Delete old formated site
rfmt cont	  	      # Convert markdown files and put them and html ones in template in cont.site
ab cont.site	  	      # ab (antiboil) makes a one page site index with its directories as catagories
htmltmpl cont.site/index.html # put the index in the template too

# Upload contents of cont.site to server

This program is not advanced and for my use, use it if you want.
Right now I retain all rights.
