New Site Command

This command unleashes the magic of SuCoS, allowing you to serve your website locally for a seamless development experience. Let's dive into the details, following the same structure as before.

graph LR A[1 Command Line] --> B{2 sucos.yml} B --> C{3 Scan Content} C --> D{4 Generate Extra} D --> E[5 Serve] style A fill:#999; style B fill:#999; style C fill:#999; style D fill:#999;

Step 1 to 4

It's the same for Build Command, so it's described in the Flow page.

Step 5: Keep Metadata in Memory - Dynamic Page Generation

Now comes the significant difference with the build command. Instead of generating all the pages upfront, SuCoS keeps the metadata in memory. This means that the actual page generation occurs dynamically when a page is requested. SuCoS constantly monitors the source folder for any changes, rescanning all files and rebuilding the metadata as needed. To enhance the development experience, a JavaScript snippet is injected into the served pages, automatically reloading them when the server restarts.

With these steps, SuCoS completes the serve command, allowing you to preview your website locally while enjoying the convenience of dynamic page generation and real-time updates.

Dear adventurers, harness the power of SuCoS serve and experience the enchantment of SuCoS as it serves your website with unrivaled grace and flexibility. Let your creativity soar as you witness the magic unfold before your eyes. Happy serving!