$ curl -O https://download.sculpin.io/sculpin.phar
$ chmod +x sculpin.phar
$ mv sculpin.phar /usr/local/bin/sculpin
					Or use the Sculpin Ansible role. :)
app/configsource$ sculpin generate builds the things
--server--watch--env
---
layout: default
title: Hello!
---
Hi, [PHPSW](https://phpsw.uk)!
						app/config
								sculpin_site.ymlsculpin_site_ENV.yml
---
title: My PHPSW talk
foo: bar
main_menu_links:
    - { title: About, href: / }
    - { title: Talks, href: /talks/ }
						
---
layout: post
title: New Blog Post
draft: yes
---
# My New Blog Post
						
---
layout: post
title: New Blog Post
draft: yes
tags:
    - drupal
    - sculpin
    - phpsw
---
# My New Blog Post
						
---
layout: post
title: New Blog Post
draft: yes
tags:
    - drupal
    - sculpin
    - phpsw
tweets: yes
foo: bar
---
# My New Blog Post
						
---
...
testimonials:
    - { name: ..., role: ..., text: ..., url: ... }
    - { name: ..., role: ..., text: ..., url: ... }
    - { name: ..., role: ..., text: ..., url: ... }
---
{% for testimonial in page.testimonials %}
     {{ testimonial.name }} - {{ testimonial.role }} 
     {{ testimonial.text }} 
{% endfor %}
						Sculpin does custom content types!
# app/config/sculpin_kernel.yml
sculpin_content_types:
    projects:
        permalink: projects/:slug_title/
						
---
title: My Projects
layout: default
use:
    - projects
---
{% for project in data.projects %}
     {{ project.title }} 
{% endfor %}
						Integrating @getsculpin and some @symfony components for new @supportyard website is very powerful and productive. Should blog about it!
— Pera Jovic (@_korso_) October 8, 2015