[leokeba]

Hi Mateo, nice to see the project is still alive and evolving. I personally tried it about a year ago, and I found it really good for designing simple web pages with reusable and customisable components. But the content management system was the issue for me, I was hoping there would be a way to just drop markdown files in a folder for it to generate articles or blog posts following a template like a regular SSG. We even talked about it briefly, and I then forked the primo repo and started implementing a custom method to convert the database entries into a files / folder structure, which was going alright but the reverse operation seemed tricky to implement and I ended up going down another road, building my own custom markdown SSG inspired by this guide : https://joshcollinsworth.com/blog/build-static-sveltekit-mar... Anyway, my use case is probably not the one you are targeting, but I still think it would be a dope product if everything worked the same but instead of writing the project into a database it would be a dynamic files / folder structure that could be edited and versioned like a regular sveltekit project. Basically it would be a svelte-based SSG framework with a components library and a dedicated UI to complement the regular text editor. Just dropping this in case someone reads it and wants to build it, keep up the good work.

[mmmateo]

Thanks! I could definitely see the value in that. Once we make it possible to fetch content dynamically it should be easy to fetch Markdown from a repo and render it anywhere on the page. Or it might be simpler to keep SvelteKit/Astro for that since it does it so well and just use Primo for the non-blog pages, which is currently possible.