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sql-export export database data into all-in-one JSON file or into many files (one file per SQL result row) in JSON, Markdown with YAML frontmatter or custom format (using text/template, same syntax as you use is HTML layouts in Hugo)
Hugo (and other SSG, such as Gatsby, Next.js, and other) are great tools to generate static and very fast websites (which are highly rated by google and comfortable for users). But if you have source data in SQL database, you need to generate thousands of markdown files (e.g. one file for each item you are selling)
Hugo (and other SSG, such as Gatsby, Next.js, and other) are great tools to generate static and very fast websites (which are highly rated by google and comfortable for users). But if you have source data in SQL database, you need to generate thousands of markdown files (e.g. one file for each item you are selling)
Hugo (and other SSG, such as Gatsby, Next.js, and other) are great tools to generate static and very fast websites (which are highly rated by google and comfortable for users). But if you have source data in SQL database, you need to generate thousands of markdown files (e.g. one file for each item you are selling)
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