Sweetie is a plugin for jekyll to count all links, images, pages, and the last build time on a jekyll site. It can also grab the last changes of your bitbucket repositories. You can then use this information at a any place in your jekyll project.

Installation

$ gem install sweetie

Usage

The easiest way is to add require 'sweetie' on the top of your Rakefile.

Before you build your page, you can run a rake task to update the status information of a page:

desc 'write stats in the _config.yml'
task :create_stati do
  Sweetie::Conversion.conversion
end

A similar task can be implemented for the bitbucket repositories:

desc 'write stats in the _config.yml'
task :create_bitbucket do
  Sweetie::Bitbucket.bitbucket("yourname")
end

Configuration variables of jekyll

Call the class method Sweetie::Bitbucket.bitbucket("yourname") and it will automatically append the build, htmlpages, images, and links in your _config.yml file. You can then use them everywhere in your page with the liquid snippet for example:

• {{ site.build }}
• {{ site.htmlpages }}
• {{ site.images }}
• {{ site.links }}

Last changes of bitbucket repository

Call the class method Sweetie::Bitbucket.bitbucket("yourname") and it will automatically append the repository name an the last change of the repository in your _config.yml. Here is an example:

git: 2011-10-16
pmwiki-twitter-recipe: 2011-10-29

You can then use this variables in the view of your jekyll project with the liquid template. For example:

### git

<section class="lastupdate">
Last update {{ site.git }}
</section>
...


### Twitter

<section class="lastupdate">
Last update {{ site.pmwiki-twitter-recipe }}
</section>
...

will result the following html:

<h3 id="git">Git</h3>

<section class="lastupdate">
Last update 2011-10-16
</section>


<h3 id="twitter">Twitter</h3>

<section class="lastupdate">
Last update 2011-10-16
</section>

License

This software is licensed under the MIT license.

© 2011-2015 Matthias Günther matthias@wikimatze.de.