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Releases: archification/webify

thumbnail generation

06 Oct 21:03

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This release contains updated help output and live thumbnail generation.
The readme has been updated to reflect changes.

We have a windows exe and a linux binary compiled with musl as usual.

Output and readme formatting

08 Jan 22:03

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archives

09 May 03:56

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This release marks the initial implementation of self-archiving by the program.
webify -b <path/to/source/directory> <path/to/destination/archive.zip>
Creating a shell script to get the current system time and add this value to the archive file name is recommended. Example scripts may be included in future releases.
Information regarding -b and --backup has been added to the --help output.

Stuff

13 Mar 12:25

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I honestly don't remember what I did since the last release. Mostly cleaning. This one works though. Promise.

SSL support

20 Jan 14:49

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Added basic support for optional ssl.
Enabling/disabling SSL, designating paths to cert and key file, and choosing a port for both HTTP and HTTPS can all be done via the config file.

Default site improvement

20 Jan 11:45

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A dancing crab video now appears on the stuff page in the example environment.
Each page in the example environment now has links to the other pages.

PDF document support

19 Jan 21:41

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We added support for embedding pdf documents in pages as specified in the config file by the user.
An entry for a pdf page was added to the default config file.
An example pdf document was also added to the example environment.

Audio file support

02 Dec 00:51

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Added various functions which allow the program to pickup audio files in designated media directories and place them within audio tags in html. Currently we support mp3 and wav files for audio.

First Release

01 Dec 00:51

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First release including a Windows and Linux build.
The .exe file is for Windows. The file without extension is for Linux.