working + many improvements
ryuji new features, saki changes, write build code, bump makoto version, add preview
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It also has a very cool warnings feature, that isn't used in this project, but can be seen in action if you use the [Makoto Web Editor](https://makoto.prussia.dev).
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## Ryuji
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Ryuji is a simple templating system. It's Jinja/Nunjucks inspired but has less features. On the upside, Ryuji is less than 200 lines of code and supports if statements, for loops, components and inserting variables.
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Ryuji is a simple templating system. It's Jinja/Nunjucks inspired but has less features. On the upside, Ryuji is around 200 lines of code and supports if statements, for loops, components and inserting variables.
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I didn't write any docs for it, but you can see the syntax if you look in the `templates` directory or look in `tests.ts`.
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## Saki
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Saki is the build system that puts it all together and outputs the blog's static html.
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Saki is the build system that puts it all together and outputs the blog's static html. Even more simple than Ryuji, it is just around 70 lines of code.
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