honkit VS ark

Azu created 500+ npm packages, wrote and maintains a number of popular command line tools for JavaScript. textlint has 2,751 stars, Secretlint has 698 stars. honkit for building books has 2,896 stars.

Since I see a few people in these comments mourning the general dive that gitbook has taken over the last few years, you might like this, an actively-maintained fork of gitbook as it was before it got bad:

https://github.com/honkit/honkit

Not sure if it's possible inside obsidian but there are other tools out there to create books from different markdown files, like https://github.com/honkit/honkit for example

I'm currently waiting for calibre to install so I can try with honkit instead

Continuously committed repositories include JSer.info, textlint, and JavaScript Primer, etc. On the other hand, the newly created ones after the launch of GitHub Sponsors include philan.net, HonKit, Secretlint, etc.

I look at the source code, it is using https://github.com/honkit/honkit to build

Md book is great! We created a Nim version to support content written with nimib (a framework to publish html pages with Nim code and its results) and it has been very useful! https://pietroppeter.github.io/nimibook/index.html

As people are sharing other SSG (I think material for MkDocs is the absolute best for documentation sites), let me share a relatively unknown one that I find very interesting: https://github.com/dmulholl/ark

I have as next project to try and port this ark to Nim/nimib (and ideally nimibook should be refactored to use it).

https://www.dmulholl.com/docs/ivy/dev/ they did

Thanks, the website is built using a little static site generator called Ivy, its default theme is quite similar.