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Tclssg is a static site generator with template support written in Tcl. It is intended to make it easy to manage a small to medium-sized website with an optional blog, one with under about 2000 pages. Tclssg uses Markdown for content formatting, Bootstrap 3 for layout (with...

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License model

  • Free • Open Source

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  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • BSD
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Last GitHub commit on Mar 2021.

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  1.  Support for Bootstrap
  2.  Support for MarkDown
  3.  TCL
  4.  Static Site Generator
  5.  Publishing

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  • blogging-engine
  • static-website
  • open-source-projects

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  • Developed by

    D. Bohdan

  • Licensing

    Open Source (MIT) and Free product.

  • Alternatives

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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Development, Social & Communications, Photos & Graphics, Online Services

GitHub repository

  •  80 Stars
  •  14 Forks
  •  2 Open Issues
  •   Updated May 28, 2025 
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What is Tclssg?

Tclssg is a static site generator with template support written in Tcl. It is intended to make it easy to manage a small to medium-sized website with an optional blog, one with under about 2000 pages. Tclssg uses Markdown for content formatting, Bootstrap 3 for layout (with Bootstrap theme support), and Tcl code embedded in HTML for templating.

Features

  • Markdown, Bootstrap themes, Tcl code for templates;
  • Distinguishes between plain old pages and blog posts;
  • Footnotes;
  • RSS feeds;
  • SEO and usability features out of the box: site maps, canonical and previous/next links, noindex on collection pages.
  • Valid HTML5 and CSS level 3 output;
  • Legacy deployment over FTP;
  • Deployment over SCP or other protocols with a custom deployment command;
  • Support for external comment engines (currently: Disqus);
  • Relative links in the HTML output, which make it suitable for viewing over file://;
  • Reasonably fast;
  • Few dependencies. Experimental self-contained binaries are available for Linux, Windows, and Mac.

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