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Installation

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Last edited: 26 August 2023Open on GitHub

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地基 (Dìjī) means foundation in Chinese. That's what diji is, just the foundation. It's not a framework, it's not even a static website generator. It's just a simple program that makes it quicker and easier to start a vanilla project. diji is an open source project written in go. Currently it can create a customized html boilerplate, CSS and JS files, insert sample content on the website, initialize a git repo and set up a gitignore file as well as add a favicon to the website (the user can change the default favicon in diji's config folder).

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diji currently works on Linux, macOS and Windows, supporting both amd64/i386 and arm64/arm architectures (except for macOS because it doesn't currently support any 32-bit architectures). It's also possible to run it on other operating systems/architectures by building it from source which thanks to it being written in golang is very easy.

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Downloading diji

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Download the file corresponding with your OS and architecture from GitHub releases then proceed to Installation.

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