Merge pull request #875 from bk/main

Add wmk to Static Site Generators

Author: hexagoncircle

src/site/generators/wmk.md

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+---
+title: wmk
+repo: bk/wmk
+homepage: https://wmk.baldr.net
+language:
+  - Python
+license:
+  - MIT
+templates:
+  - Mako
+description: A flexible and versatile static site generator
+---
+
+wmk is suitable for building any small or medium-sized static website (up to a few hundred pages).
+
+### Features
+
+- The normal input format is Markdown or HTML content with YAML metadata in
+  the frontmatter. However, via Pandoc, many other input formats are also supported,
+  namely LaTeX, Org, RST, Textile, man, JATS, TEI, Docbook, RTF, DOCX, ODT and EPUB.
+- The optional Pandoc integration also gives you access to other features such
+  as LaTeX math markup, academic citations, and non-HTML output formats.
+- Themeable, with a few themes already available.
+- Built-in Sass/SCSS support (via libsass). More extensive assets handling (e.g.
+  using Webpack or similar) can be easily configured.
+- Can automatically generate a search index for use by Lunr.js.
+- Additional data for the site may be loaded from separate YAML files – or even
+  (with a small amount of Python/Mako code) from other data sources such as CSV
+  files, SQL databases or REST/graphql APIs.
+- "Stand-alone" templates – i.e. templates that are not used for presenting
+  (markdown-based) content – are also rendered if present. This can e.g. be used
+  for list pages or content based on external sources (such as a database).
+- Shortcodes for more expressive and extensible content. The shortcode system
+  is considerably more powerful than that of most static site generators. For
+  instance, among the default shortcodes are an image thumbnailer and a page
+  list component. A shortcode is just a Mako component, so if you know some
+  Python you can easily build your own.