My personal website and blog, featuring a terminal-style interface and a custom markdown-to-HTML static site generator.

🌐 Live Site: krea.to

• Interactive Terminal UI - Browse the site through a simulated terminal interface
• 11 Color Schemes - Choose from Catppuccin variants, Gruvbox, Nord, Tokyo Night, Monokai, One Dark, Solarized, and Kanagawa while having custom selected backgrounds for each
• Theme Toggle - Quick switch between light and dark modes
• Accessibility Mode - Enhanced readability with Comic Sans font and increased spacing
• Customizable Settings - Adjust font size, background, and transparency (including the intensity) with ease and slick animations
• Automatic Generation - All pages are generated from Markdown files using Go templates

• Clean Reading Experience - Distraction-free blog post layout that uses the most of the current device
• Syntax Highlighting - Code blocks with syntax highlighting
• Responsive Design - Works great on all screen sizes, including but not limited to phone, tablet, and laptop

The website uses a custom Go-based markdown converter. To generate blog posts:

# Build the converter and generate all pages
make

# Clean generated files
make clean

# View all available commands
make help

1. Create a new markdown file in the md/ directory (organized by category)
2. Add metadata at the top of the file:

   <!--
   Title: Your Post Title
   Author: Kreato
   Description: A brief description
   -->
   
   # Your Post Title
   
   Your content here...

3. Run make to generate the HTML
4. Commit and push the changes

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The landing page template supports additional settings to customize its appearance. Add a Settings field to the metadata with comma-separated options:

<!--
Title: My Site
Description: Site description
Template: landing
Settings: hide-topbar, fullscreen, hide-shell
-->

Settings can be combined as needed. For example, Settings: fullscreen, hide-topbar creates a clean fullscreen terminal without the window chrome.

The site includes 11 carefully selected color schemes:

• Catppuccin: Mocha (default), Frappe, Latte, Macchiato
• Gruvbox: Retro groove colors
• Nord: Arctic, north-bluish color palette
• Tokyo Night: Dark theme inspired by Tokyo at night
• Monokai: Classic code editor theme
• One Dark: Atom's iconic One Dark theme
• Solarized: Precision colors for machines and people
• Kanagawa: Dark theme inspired by Kanagawa paintings

The main site uses the Scientifica font for a clean, retro terminal aesthetic, while the blog uses Pokemon DP Pro for that nostalgic feel, with Arial as a fallback.

See LICENSE file for details.