Overview

splatRustsplat is a command line application designed for creating static photo galleries effortlessly from a directory full of image files. Written in Rust, it serves as a refreshing alternative to similar tools like sigal, focusing on simplicity and efficiency. With its straightforward setup and visually appealing output, splat makes it easier for users to share their images online without the fuss of complicated hosting solutions.

This tool tackles the need for static galleries, making it ideal for photographers and enthusiasts who want a quick way to showcase their work. Its built-in theme is aesthetically pleasing, ensuring that your gallery not only functions well but also looks great. If you're in search of a practical solution to display your images, splatRustsplat could be just what you need.

Features

Static Gallery Generation: Easily create static galleries perfect for straightforward hosting without requiring complex setups.
Simple Installation: Quick and easy installation process, including pre-built binaries for 64-bit Linux systems.
Tailwind CSS Theme: Comes with a clean and beautiful built-in theme based on Tailwind CSS, offering a modern look for your galleries.
User-Friendly Configuration: Utilize a splat.toml configuration file to customize your gallery paths, titles, and descriptions effortlessly.
Template Customization: Supports custom templates written in terasyntax, allowing users to tailor the look and feel of their galleries.
Thumbnail and Title Options: Modify collection thumbnails and titles, with default options that can easily be overridden for personalization.
Efficient Building Process: Quickly generate static content with the splat build command, streamlining the workflow for gallery creation.
Open Source License: Licensed under MIT, enabling users to freely use, modify, and distribute the application.

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