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个人站点生成器，可以在浏览器完成全部操作！从搭建到部署都可以在浏览器中完成，不需要本地环境。附详细文档。
Overview
The Composable Site Generator is a tool that allows users to create websites with ease. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced user, this generator provides a range of features that cater to your needs. With a collection of 28 themes, you can customize your website to suit your preferences. The best part is that all the work can be done in your browser, eliminating the need for a local environment. This generator is flexible, open, and user-friendly, making it an ideal choice for all website creation projects.
Features
- Zero-Base Learning: Suitable for users with no prior experience, this generator allows beginners to get started effortlessly.
- 28 Themes to Choose From: Users have access to a wide variety of themes to personalize their website and make it visually appealing.
- Browser-based Operation: All the work, from creation to preview, can be carried out in the browser itself, eliminating the need for additional software or local environment setup.
- Detailed Documentation: The generator provides comprehensive documentation, making it easy for users to understand and utilize its features effectively.
- Local Development: Users have the option to clone the source code and run it locally, enabling them to work on their websites even offline.
- Packaging: The generator offers a packaging feature, enabling users to bundle their website files into a deployable format.
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