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Publii - Static-Site CMS Publii is a desktop-based CMS for Windows, Mac and Linux that makes creating static websites fastand hassle-free, even for beginners.Current version: 0.41.0 (build 15910)Why Publii?Unlike static-site generators that are often unwieldy and difficult to use, Publii provides aneasy-to-understand UI much like server-based CMSs such as WordPress or Joomla!, where userscan create posts and other site content, and style their site using a variety of built-in themes andoptions. Users can enjoy the benefits of a super-fast and secure static website, with all theconvenience that a CMS provides.What makes Publii even more unique is that the app runs locally on your desktop ratherthan on the site's server. Available for Windows, Mac, Linux once the app has been installedyou can create a site in minutes, even without internet access; since Publii is a desktop app youcan create, update and modify your site offline, then upload the site changes to your server atthe click of a button. Publii supports multiple upload options, including standard HTTP/HTTPSservers, Netlify, Amazon S3, GitHub Pages and Google Cloud or SFTP.DownloadPublii is available for Mac, Windows, and Linux and can be downloaded from our website:Download Publii (.exe, .dmg, .deb, .rpm, .AppImage)DevelopingIf you want to build newest version of Publii or contribute to the Publii code, please read about app build process.Getting StartedYou can learn more about getting started in our User documentation or Developer documentation.If you have any questions or suggestions, or just need some help with using Publii, you canvisit our Community Hub or follow

Publii - Static CMS for privacy-focused, SEO-optimized websites. Publii is a desktop-based CMS for Windows, Mac and Linux that makes creating static websites fastand hassle-free, even for beginners.Current version: 0.43.0 (build 16368)Why Publii?Unlike static-site generators that are often unwieldy and difficult to use, Publii provides aneasy-to-understand UI much like server-based CMSs such as WordPress or Joomla!, where userscan create posts and other site content, and style their site using a variety of built-in themes andoptions. Users can enjoy the benefits of a super-fast and secure static website, with all theconvenience that a CMS provides.What makes Publii even more unique is that the app runs locally on your desktop ratherthan on the site's server. Available for Windows, Mac, Linux once the app has been installedyou can create a site in minutes, even without internet access; since Publii is a desktop app youcan create, update and modify your site offline, then upload the site changes to your server atthe click of a button. Publii supports multiple upload options, including standard HTTP/HTTPSservers, Netlify, Amazon S3, GitHub Pages and Google Cloud or SFTP.DownloadPublii is available for Mac, Windows, and Linux and can be downloaded from our website:Download Publii (.exe, .dmg, .deb, .rpm, .AppImage)DevelopingIf you want to build newest version of Publii or contribute to the Publii code, please read about app build process.Getting StartedYou can learn more about getting started in our User documentation or Developer documentation.If you have any questions or suggestions, or just need some help with using Publii, you canvisit our Community Hub or follow us on TwitterLearn MoreUser docsDeveloper docsWikiIssuesCommunity forumContributorsThis project exists thanks to all the people who contribute.BackersThank you to all our backers! 🙏 [Become a backer]SponsorsSupport this project by becoming a sponsor. Your logo will show up here with a link to your website. [Become a sponsor]LicenseCopyright (c) 2022 TidyCustoms. General Public License v3.0, read LICENSE for details.

You can find all the winget manifests in GitHub, the Publii manifest, and more details on Microsoft Learn.You will need to have signed the Contributor License Agreement.This example will be for TidyCustoms Publii application: there are no open pull requests for the manifest you are updating. Search on your application name, i.e., "publii".Install or update wingetcreate application tool for generating and submitting manifests. winget install wingetcreate winget upgrade wingetcreatePrepare a folder to work in to store manifest output files for testing. C: md C:\winget cd C:\winget Now you will generate new manifest files. Update the version number and download URL to match latest version as needed. wingetcreate.exe update TidyCustoms.Publii -u ' -v 0.41.1 -o .\publiiNote: The architecture has been forced to be x64 for this installation as x64 is a requirement and ensures winget knows it is x64.This will output three files in a subfolder of the OUT folder (-o .\publii). These files will eventually be submitted to GitHub.Check the manifest files for any attributes that need manual updating (i.e., copyright, terms/privacy URLs, description, DisplayName).Validate the manifest files: winget validate --manifest R:\winget\publii\manifests\t\TidyCustoms\Publii\0.41.1\Next, test the installation using the generated manifest files.The first time, from an elevated command prompt, you will need to enable installations from local manifest files: winget settings --enable LocalManifestFilesPoint to the folder where the manifest files were created and install the software with winget: winget install --manifest R:\winget\publii\manifests\t\TidyCustoms\Publii\0.41.1\After installation, run the application and ensure it is working properly. You are now ready to submit it to GitHub.Finally, for submission to GitHub, you will need a GitHub personal access token (PAT) - treat this as your password! Note the required and suggested PAT scoped permissions.You also need to have forked the winget-pkgs repository to your GitHub account:Go to and click Fork.If you have an existing fork for winget-pkgs, be sure to synchronize your fork to catch up before continuing.Submit the updated manifest: wingetcreate.exe submit --token R:\winget\publii\manifests\t\TidyCustoms\Publii\0.41.1\A new pull request will be automatically generated, and you will be launched to the pull request - be sure to check all the boxes on the pull request template (as you should have

June 9, 2020 at 12:15 pm #2995 Publii: v.0.35.3 (build 12104) BetaAdd a new websitego to ServerI tried with FTP, FTPS, Github, Netlifythe only one working is Manual Deployment June 9, 2020 at 12:41 pm #2996 [anonymous] I just updated to Publiiv.0.36.0 (build 13213) betaand the issue remains June 11, 2020 at 11:44 am #3004 [anonymous] Hi,You have no notification that the site settings has been saved. I suppose that you are using a linux version of Publii and you have no libsecret package, which is required by Publii to safely store passwords. Please install the missing package: and please try again.I will check what can be a reason of the silent fall back in this case to avoid such no error cases in the future 🙂 June 26, 2020 at 9:41 am #3155 [anonymous] Hi, i have a similar issue and installed the suggested package but it doesnt seem to resolve the issue , is there anything that needs to be done apart from this ?i am on debian 10 buster under the 4.19 kernel using publii v.0.36.1 (build 13320) beta June 26, 2020 at 10:18 am #3156 [anonymous] Tried starting the app from terminal which helped me identify the issue, these were the errorsRemote error from secret service: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name org.freedesktop.secrets was not provided by any .service files(node:6205) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Error: The name org.freedesktop.secrets was not provided by any .service files(node:6205) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection. This error originated either by throwing inside of an async function without a catch block, or by rejecting a promise which was not handled with .catch(). (rejection id: 1)I can confirm that `sudo apt install gnome-keyring` solves the problem on KDE. Looks like the problem is with `node-keytar`. Thanks for the support and pointers till nowNote :- problem solved by installing `sudo apt install gnome-keyring` on debian 10 kde

Before we get into the 'How?' and 'Why?', we should familiarize ourselves with the basics about Publii's theme structure, as this will help us to more clearly see the benefits of overrides. If you've poked around your Publii website's files a bit (much easier to do with the website file location options that were added in the Publii Beta 3 release) then you might have seen that there are several file types that go into the creating a theme:.hbs files - To make our app's themes easier to get to grips with they're built using Handlebars, which works alongside HTML to create the structure of a theme. This makes the theme code more understandable for newcomers without giving up flexibility for people with a bit more experience..css files - Handlebars gives us the structure, but it's CSS that gives us the style! CSS code is used to set the position of elements, give them color, shape and styling; all the stuff that gives a theme its character..js files - Javascript is the backbone of the more complex features you find on the modern web; if you're interacting with a website beyond filling out forms and clicking links, then Javascript is probably behind it..json files - JSON files are, basically, text files that are used to store data; they're used in Publii themes to store configuration settings, theme translations and the like.You may run into a few more file types, but the ones covered above are by far the most common and essential. Now we know what kind of files are in the themes, we can take a look at just what overrides can do.What are theme file overrides?As we saw in the last section, each part of a given theme is controlled by a particular file type; so what happens