+
+Blurry: A Python-powered static site generator
+What is Blurry?
+Blurry is a static site generator with a terrible pun of a name: if you're generating static sight, you're making things Blurry.
+Blurry brings the concept of schema-first development to static site generators.
+Specifically, Blurry uses Schema.org schema type names as the names for its template files, and schema type properties as Markdown front matter to populate those templates.
+Goals
+SEO performance
+Blurry supports Schema.org and Open Graph with zero configuration.
+This enables rich Google results and link previews out-of-the-box.
+Page speed
+While using Blurry doesn't guarantee good page speed, it does solve a number of pain points that tend to slow down page loads.
+Blurry's image handling and HTML minification, for instance, can help get you a 100/100 PageSpeed score if the rest of your site is fast.
+Minimal configuration
+Blurry seeks to use sensible defaults so you can spend less time configuring and more time writing.
+A viable Blurry configuration file (blurry.toml) can be as simple as:
+[blurry]
+domain = "johnfraney.ca"
+
+Semantic HTML
+Where applicable, Blurry tries to use semantic HTML elements like <aside> over more generic elements like <div>.
+Using semantic HTML elements also facilities classless CSS styling, which can be useful when styling some Markdown-generated HTML elements, and it can be good for accessibility, too.
+Non-goals
+"Gotta go fast!"
+While Blurry aims to be performant, build performance is not its top priority.
+It's written in Python, so it may not be able to compete on speed with other static site generators like Hugo.
+Instead, it aims to be fast enough while taking advantage of the Python ecosystem.
+
+
+"""
+
+
+def test_headings_filter_defaults():
+ heading_list = headings(html)
+ assert heading_list == [
+ {"level": 2, "text": "What is Blurry?", "id": "what-is-blurry"},
+ {"level": 2, "text": "Goals", "id": "goals"},
+ {"level": 2, "text": "Non-goals", "id": "non-goals"},
+ ]
+
+
+def test_headings_filter_max_level():
+ heading_list = headings(html, max_level=3)
+ assert heading_list == [
+ {"level": 2, "text": "What is Blurry?", "id": "what-is-blurry"},
+ {"level": 2, "text": "Goals", "id": "goals"},
+ {"level": 3, "text": "SEO performance", "id": "seo-performance"},
+ {"level": 3, "text": "Page speed", "id": "page-speed"},
+ {"level": 3, "text": "Minimal configuration", "id": "minimal-configuration"},
+ {"level": 3, "text": "Semantic HTML", "id": "semantic-html"},
+ {"level": 2, "text": "Non-goals", "id": "non-goals"},
+ {"level": 3, "text": '"Gotta go fast!"', "id": "gotta-go-fast"},
+ ]
+
+
+@pytest.mark.parametrize(
+ "title, slug",
+ [
+ ["Non-goals", "non-goals"],
+ ['"Gotta go fast!"', "gotta-go-fast"],
+ ["That's blasé", "thats-blasé"],
+ ["Sub-subsection 1.2.1", "sub-subsection-121"],
+ ],
+)
+def test_slugify(title, slug):
+ assert slugify(title) == slug
+
+
+def test_url_path():
+ url = "http://127.0.0.1:8000/getting-started/quickstart/"
+ assert url_path(url) == "/getting-started/quickstart/"
diff --git a/tests/test_markdown_renderer.py b/tests/test_markdown_renderer.py
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+++ b/tests/test_markdown_renderer.py
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+from blurry.markdown import markdown
+
+MARKDOWN_WITH_HEADINGS = """
+# Home
+
+This is the homepage with some sections.
+
+## Section 1
+
+### Subsection 1.1
+
+It's a subsection.
+
+### Subsection 1.2
+
+It's another subsection.
+
+#### Sub-subsection 1.2.1
+
+Now we're nesting.
+
+## Section 2
+
+Look! A section!
+"""
+
+
+def test_renderer_headings():
+ html, _ = markdown.parse(MARKDOWN_WITH_HEADINGS)
+ assert '