a Godot server and UI for testing Tickle pages

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README.md

Godot frontend for Tickle

Tickle is a WIP tiny static site "generator" that parses Markdown files right in the browser, with no compilation to HTML necessary, intended for equally tiny blogs.

This project aims to provide a nice frontend/UI to manage Tickle files and an easy way to run your site locally.

It uses a slightly modified version of godot-http-server for the server side.

The version of Godot used for this project is 3.5rc5.