A directory theme: sites grouped into category boxes, each with an icon, a
rating and a description on hover. Per-category pages, a detail page per
listing, and client-side search across the set.
It works two ways.
Out of the box, content is local JSON — one file per listing and per category.
Edit, rebuild, deploy anywhere.
Point DIRECTORY_API at a running c00d Directory instead, and the site builds
from that install's API. A directory is inherently dynamic — people submit
listings, clicks get counted — and a static site can't do that alone. Pair it
with an install that can, and you get a fast static front end over a live
dataset, rebuilt whenever you publish.
Site title, tagline, canonical URL and base path all come from environment
variables, so one build serves any deployment, including a subdirectory.
No UI framework and no client-side JavaScript beyond a small menu enhancement.
Sitemap included. MIT licensed.
