From a2625d7e78646e4d2ef8d1e5b6baec9081c92756 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Case Duckworth
Date: Tue, 2 Jan 2024 22:05:13 -0600
Subject: Initial commit

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+NDUJA -- an sms-sized ssg
+
+nduja is a static site generator that can fit in a text message or an old-school
+tweet, just barely.  It's 140 bytes long on the nose.  In fact, I'll put the
+whole thing here for you:
+
+```
+#!/bin/sh
+X()(eval "dd<<.
+`awk -vRS= '!/^</{$0="<p>"$0"</p>"}//'`
+.");N()(X<T>${n%.n});<T||echo '`X<$n`'>T
+<L&&. ./L;for n in *.n;do N;done
+```
+
+Even though this is so short, it does a lot!  It loops through every file ending
+in `.n` in the current directory, and then
+
+1. automatically adds `<p>` tags to paragraphs not starting with a `<`
+2. expands the template file (T) as a shell here-document with its contents.
+
+if `T` doesn't exist, it's created for you! isn't that neat :)
+
+I've even added in EXTENSIBILITY:
+
+If a library file (L) exists, it'll be sourced, meaning you can define whatever
+shell functions you need to make writing your site easier.  Crucially, you can
+redefine these two functions:
+
+- `X`, the eXpando function, which defines how to plop your content into T.
+- `N`, the NDUJA function, which defines what to do to turn a .n file into a
+  .. whatever.
+
+Go nuts!  You could argue that by redefining those two functions, nduja is not
+really text-sized, but i don't care!  the actual script contains the
+functionality you technically need ;)
+
+LICENSE: there isn't one, silly!  This program is released to the PUBLIC DOMAIN
+
+see also: unk, nef, ...
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+#!/bin/sh
+X()(eval "dd<<.
+`awk -vRS= '!/^</{$0="<p>"$0"</p>"}//'`
+.");N()(X<T>${n%.n});<T||echo '`X<$n`'>T
+<L&&. ./L;for n in *.n;do N;done
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