Mowyw is an offline CMS software which utilizes special syntax elements to process html files through command-line commands.
Mowyw is a powerful command line driven offline CMS, designed specifically for web pages. It functions as a preprocessor system that processes HTML files using a few simple, yet specialized syntax elements. The software uses very simple syntax and is incredibly user-friendly, requiring very little time to get acquainted with.
Mowyw is a Perl-coded software that works flawlessly with Linux and other POSIX compliant systems. It is an open source program that is available for use without any license fees. However, the software works efficiently on all platforms that Perl runs, albeit with moderate modifications.
Mowyw is not an online CMS with a web frontend, SQL backend, guestbook or other fancy embellishments. The software is perfect for those who seek a clean and straightforward CMS experience. For instance, text files can easily be included using the [[include name]] directive. Meanwhile, menu foo, with bar as the active item, can be included via [[menu foo bar]].
The menu file content might look as follows:
The parts between double braces {{ ... }} only surface in the final output file when the menu was called with the matching label.
What stands out most in the software’s latest release is the latest configuration option. Users can now configure regexes to determine if a file should be processed or only copied. Mowyw continues to be a reliable CMS and an excellent choice for those seeking an immaculate offline experience.
Mowyw is a Perl-coded software that works flawlessly with Linux and other POSIX compliant systems. It is an open source program that is available for use without any license fees. However, the software works efficiently on all platforms that Perl runs, albeit with moderate modifications.
Mowyw is not an online CMS with a web frontend, SQL backend, guestbook or other fancy embellishments. The software is perfect for those who seek a clean and straightforward CMS experience. For instance, text files can easily be included using the [[include name]] directive. Meanwhile, menu foo, with bar as the active item, can be included via [[menu foo bar]].
The menu file content might look as follows:
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The parts between double braces {{ ... }} only surface in the final output file when the menu was called with the matching label.
What stands out most in the software’s latest release is the latest configuration option. Users can now configure regexes to determine if a file should be processed or only copied. Mowyw continues to be a reliable CMS and an excellent choice for those seeking an immaculate offline experience.
What's New
Version 0.5.2: N/A