Samizdat project

In the former Eastern Bloc where free speech was prohibited people used other methods. The underground grassroot movement of manual reproduction and distribution of text was called samizdat.

• Learn about usage and installation
• How you can contribute

Highlights

• Internationalization support
• Human readable formats — YAML and Markdown
• Speed optimization — automatic WebP images, smart caching of generated content, minimization
• Pretty printed and semantic html5
• Mojolicious smart templates
• Automatic one or two column layouts with concatenated side panels
• Helper function for easy inlining SVG images
• Helper function for country data

Directory structure

• bin - Scripts
• lib - Perl modules
  • Samizdat
    • Command - Perl modules that adds options to the samizdat command.
• public - Static files. Markdown. Processed files go here too as cached content.
• t - Test suite
• templates - Templates, layouts and smaller chunks

The files in the public directory are what goes into the disk image (ISO format) to be viewed locally. It is also possible to use a web server and serve lightning fast content. Hopefully I'll find a Bittorrent solution to stream video too. Fakenews.com will use Samizdat for a period, and have regular updates.

Personal usage piracy

No media material should be added to this repository. Consider the code as a tool to take some of your favourite content with you as you spend time on an isolated island.