player.html

It even worked really well at creating an infographic for one of my quirkier projects which doesn't have that much information online (other than its repo). "An infographic explaining how player.html works (from the player.html project on Github). https://github.com/pseudosavant/player.html" And then it made one formatted for social: "Change it to be an infographic formatted to fit on Instagram as a 1:1 square image."

I’ve been using this technique for years in this project: https://github.com/pseudosavant/player.html A single HTML file with favicon, manifest, SVG icons, etc.

I was expecting a really simple static-site generator too, but this idea is interesting as well. The heavyweight aspect of using Next/React dampen things a bit. If it is a client-side solution, I'm imagining a single index.html file (with inline JS/CSS) that you could have a content/ or markdown/ child folder for. The HTTP server would have directory listing on for that folder. The index.html file enumerate/fetch the markdown in the content and folder and render it. You could route using the URL hash. No build process. Just a single file + your markdown content. Maybe I just like this kind of stuff (https://github.com/pseudosavant/player.html, https://github.com/pseudosavant/folder.api)? So tempted to vibe-code an example...