mako
git clone https://bitbucket.org/underr/nnhejmo && cd nnhejmo
cp links.ex.ho links.ho
make
You can change and add you're links using the links.ho file.
It follows the minimal homeru's syntax (documented later).
Nnhejmo's template may be changed with the tmpl.html file.
make builds the page
clean removes index.html
watch uses wendy to watch for changes
to the tmpl.html file and rebuilds index.html (good for when you're changing something)
nnhjemo is configured by a occult file named .links.ho that should be placed on your $HOME folder;
run cp links.ho ~/.links.ho to get a base file.
homeru is a useless format targeted at this project homepages. It uses
the .ho extension.
A homeru file looks like this:
# 1 wikis
https://www.wikipedia.org wikipedia 3
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php 2
http://emulation-general.wikia.com/wiki/Emulation_General_Wiki 1
# 2 search engines
http://www.bing.com bing 3
https://duckduckgo.com ddg 2
https://google.com google 1
Lines starting with # delimit a category. Following lines belong to the previous declared category. Each line follows the format "[url] [name] [priority]", where priority determines the size and color of the link (that can be customized on homeru.py).