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This is a plugin to use sphinx as a pre-processor for hyde.  It lets you include sphinx files in the site source tree and have them processed and merged seamlessly into the rest of the site.

Im using it to do simple project websites for some of my python modules, having sphinx take care of auto-generated doc stuff and using hyde to handle the rest of the site.  For example see http://packages.python.org/pyenchant/

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Currently using some of plugins like JPEGOptimPlugin with equal type command line argument (for example --max=80) raises exception:
AttributeError: str object has no attribute append

is present in the target directory. (Issue #21)
*   Bug Fix: Exceptions are now handled with `ArgumentParser.error`.
    (Issue #21)

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These commits add better support for generating and serving files with custom or no filename extensions.

The tagger plugin can now generate archives without any filename extension if it is set to `null` in `site.yaml`:

    tagger:
        archives:
            all:
                extension:
                target: t
                …

The `hyde serve` command has a new argument to modify the MIME type extensions map. Example:

    hyde serve -t text/html -t text/plain .srt .asc -t application/x-xz .xz

This sets the default MIME type to `text/html` (rather than `application/octet-stream`) and maps `.srt` and `.asc` to `text/plain` and `.xz` to `application/x-xz`.

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Currently if
<pre>
urlcleaner:
  strip_extensions:
    - html
</pre>
options is given, hyde.server will fail to serve stripped urls, which is very inconvenient.

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This allow to handle media_url to external site (like
http://media.example.com).

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This is a simple publisher that uploads a zipfile to PyPI.  I am starting to do some basic websites for my python modules using Hyde and hosting them on packages.python.org.

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Like optipng.

Maybe we could put all those image related plugins into the same module?