Rather opinionated and simple way of turning markdown files into a wiki-ish website. No templates, no customization. Just markdown files in directories and a single CLI tool for HTML conversion.
Well, there is going to be a possibility to add own styling easily. But that's it.
Goal for this tool is to be as much content centric as possible, where content is markdown files. Assets referenced from the content (images, audio, video) should be easily rendered. Authoring workflow should be without adding formatting information, adding metadata blocks and should not require tweaking templates.
This lack of customization is a blessing and a curse, as it does mean that the tool doing the HTML conversion needs to have some opinions how resulting site is going to be rendered. The blessing is that when you are happy with the opinions, you just write your content without needing to think about presentation. On the other hand, whole system feels cursed if you are not happy with the authoring workflow.
As there is no content generator / templating workflow, structuring the content is left for the user. There also is no support for automatically adding metadata (creation dates, modification dates, etc.) to the output. This naturally leans towards wiki-like content structure where linking between documents is done by hand and documents are more like "living documents" that evolve over time.
Hopefully you are going to be happy with this tool.
List of planned and not-planned features can be found in todo.
Release notes are available in release notes