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-.TH BLOG 1 blog\-1.0
-.SH NAME
-blog \- a small static blog generator
-
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-.B blog
-.RB [ init | build | deploy | clean ]
-
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.B blog
-is a small static blog generator, using a markdown-like syntax and git capabilities.
-For example, first posted and last edited dates are extracted from git history.
-
-.SH GETTING STARTED
-Run "blog init" and follow the interactive configuration.
-This will create the basic structure and initialize a git repository.
-
-.SH STRUCTURE
-Articles are created in the
-.B articles
-directory, using a markdown-like syntax (see
-.BR SYNTAX ).
-HTML templates (configurable chunks of HTML code that will be used for static page generation) are stored in the
-.B templates
-directory, and can be edited (see
-.BR TEMPLATES ).
-Additional data can be stored in the
-.B data
-directory and will be copied at the root of the website.
-
-.SH WORKFLOW
-The articles, templates and data can be created and edited offline.
-To create a local version of the blog, run "blog build".
-It will be available in the
-.B blog
-directory, and the main page is index.html.
-Note that only articles known to git will be created (this is to prevent unfinished articles to be published).
-When its ready for publication, commit the changes to the git repository, and build the blog using "blog build".
-Then run "blog deploy" to publish the site with
-.BR rsync (1)
-to the remote configured at the beginning.
-
-.SH SYNTAX
-The first line of the article text file is its title.
-The next line can be blank, and will be skipped if that case.
-Then the remaining of the file is in a markdown format, with the following formatting options:
-.TP
-.B Sections
-Sections and subsections are defined by lines starting with one or several 
-.RB ' # ',
-each indicating a new section level.
-.TP
-.B Paragraphs
-Paragraphs are started with a blank line.
-.TP
-.B Bold, italics
-Chunks enclosed in stars
-.RB ' * '
-are formatted in bold.
-Chunks enclosed with two stars
-.RB ' ** '
-are formatted in bold.
-.TP
-.B Images
-Images are inserted using the following syntax: "![alternate text](url)".
-.TP
-.B Links
-Links are inserted using the following syntax: "[link text](url)".
-.TP
-.B Comments
-Lines starting with a semi-colon are comments and are ignored.
-It can be used to store metadata.
-In particular, comments beginning with "tags:" indicate tags and are available in the templates in the TAGS variable.
-.TP
-.B Code blocks
-Code blocks start and end with ``` (this marker must be on its own line).
-The content is not formatted, and will appear as writter in the source file.
-.TP
-.B
-Unordered lists
-Each item starts with "- ".
-.TP
-.B
-Ordered lists
-Each item starts with "1. ", "2. " and so on.
-The numbers are not checked, so any number can actually be used.
-
-.SH TEMPLATES
-Templates are small HTML code chunks that are used to build the blog pages.
-Any variable reference
-.RB ( $VARNAME )
-is replaced with the corresponding environment variable value.
-
-.SS Index page
-The index page is built using the following templates:
-
-- header.html;
-
-- index_header.html;
-
-- tag_list_header.html;
-
-- tag_entry.html, for each tag;
-
-- tag_separator.html, between each tag;
-
-- tag_list_footer.html;
-
-- article_list_header.html;
-
-- article_entry.html, for each article entry;
-
-- article_separator.html, between each article;
-
-- article_list_footer.html;
-
-- index_footer.html;
-
-- footer.html.
-
-The TITLE variable will contain "index".
-In tag_entry, the following additional variables are available:
-
-- URL, containing the (relative) URL of the tag index page;
-
-- NAME, the tag name.
-
-In article_entry, the following additional variables are available:
-
-- URL, containing the (relative) URL of the article;
-
-- DATE, the first publication date;
-
-- TITLE, the title of the article.
-
-.SS Article pages
-Article pages are built from the following templates:
-
-- header.html
-
-- index_header.html
-
-- (then the article file is formatted and inserted)
-
-- index_footer.html
-
-- footer.html
-
-At all stages, the following variables are defined:
-
-- TITLE, the title of the article;
-
-- DATE_POSTED, the first publication date;
-
-- DATE_EDITED, the last edit (commit) date;
-
-- TAGS, the tags parsed from "tags:" comments.