$ gem install awestruct
Create a new empty directory, and run awestruct with the --init
parameter. Optionally pick a supported framework with the --framework
option.
$ mkdir myproj
$ cd myproj
$ awestruct --init --framework blueprint
$ awestruct --dev
Then just browse to http://localhost:4242/. Awestruct provides a simple server to make viewing your site during development easier. Your site will auto-rebuild as you change source files.
The goal of Awestruct is to make it trivially easy to create non-trivial
static websites. The core concept of Awestruct is that of structures,
specifically Ruby OpenStruct structures. The struct allows arbitrary,
schema-less data to be associated with a specific page or the entire site.
Site data is loaded from YAML files in the _config directory.
Page-specific data can be provided on pages using a front-matter prolog.
As your files are processed, the site variable provides access to any
non-page data loaded from YAML files. The page variable contains
any page-specific data loaded from the front-matter or other
sources.

Additionally, Awestruct allows for recursive layouts, to allow building variation into sites in a consistent manner.