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Generates static redirections from a YAML file.

Project description

redirects-cli

A CLI to create static redirections from a YAML file.

Why?

You are relying on GitHub Pages to host your site. However, whenever you move a page from one folder to another, your users get the 404 page.

With redirects-cli, you can define 301 redirects for the pages you have moved in a YAML file. Then, you can generate static redirects for each path with one command.

In my case, I use this command in the project's CI pipelines before publishing the site to the gh-pages branch. If I define the redirections correctly, that means no more 404 errors!

Getting started

Requirements

  • Python >= 3.7
  • pip

Installation

pip install redirects_cli

Quickstart

redirects-cli fromfile --help

Usage

To generate static redirections from a YAML file:

  1. Define the redirects in a new file named redirections.yaml. This file must follow this syntax:
# old_path: new_path
# Example

# internal link example
/original-path/page-a: /new-path/page-a

# external link example
/original-path/page-b: https://example.local
  1. Run the command:
redirects-cli fromfile --yaml-file redirects.yaml --output-dir html

The CLI creates the static redirections you have defined in the redirections.yaml file within the folder html. For this example, it creates the following folder structure:

my-app/
├─ html/
│  ├─ original-path/page-a.html
│  ├─ original-path/page-b.html
├─ redirects.yaml

Contributing

Contributions are welcome and appreciated! If you want to enhance the boilerplate, please read CONTRIBUTING.md file first.

License

Copyright (c) 2022-present David Garcia (@dgarcia360). Licensed under the MIT License.

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