Documentation
● Differs from Ruby Jekyll — modified
Jigyll is a partially-compatible clone of Jekyll written in Go. Most Jekyll concepts carry over, but not every feature is implemented — pages that differ are flagged like this one.
Jigyll is a partially-compatible clone of the
Jekyll static site generator, written in
Go. It provides build and serve commands, with
directory watching and live reload — and runs roughly 20× faster than
Ruby Jekyll on the sites it supports.
Because Jigyll aims for Jekyll compatibility, most of what you already know about Jekyll applies here. Where behavior differs, these docs call it out explicitly — see Differences from Jekyll.
Quick start
jigyll build # build the current directory into _site
jigyll serve # serve at http://localhost:4000 with live reload
Head to Installation to get the binary, then Usage for the commands and flags.