Generate a Static Website with Tome
summary
Tome generates a full static HTML site from Drupal and writes it to a local folder so the site runs with no PHP or database; Tome Static handles paths, images and pagination while JavaScript services cover comments (Disqus) and search (Lunr). Content can be written out as JSON and versioned in Git via Tome Sync, and a Netlify integration pushes the exported HTML with Netlify module. Limitations: forms, exposed/contextual filters and server callbacks require third‑party services or client JS.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:14What is Tome
- 3:54Live performance
- 5:25Have You Ever
- 6:26What If
- 8:13Tome Static
- 9:36How to use Tome
- 11:12HTML limitations
- 15:02How far can you go
- 20:32Pony Sync
- 22:52Why Use Tome
- 24:32Other Modules
- 28:42Why Linux
- 30:12Results
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