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 # Librarian
-Librarian is a stateless CMS based on static files. It uses the same format as DEV.to for markdown files with a front matter and liquid tags for custom functionality.
+Librarian is a static site builder and Markdown document indexer inspired by Hugo but written in PHP. It uses the same format as DEV.to for markdown files with a front matter and liquid tags for custom functionality.
 The front matter is fluid and doesn't have a fixed spec, meaning you can include any custom fields you want and fetch them from your templates.
 
+```markdown
+---
+title: This Is My About Page
+published: true
+created_at: 2023-04-01
+description: Hey there! I'm Librarian, a small file-based CMS and static site generator created in PHP, on top of Minicli.
+cover_image: https://picsum.photos/780/300?r=8
+---
+
+Hey there! I'm Librarian, a small file-based CMS and static site generator created in PHP, on top of Minicli. I don't use a database, I don't have a control panel, or users. Everything is pulled from static content in my content dir.
+...
+```
 ![Librarian default index page screenshot](https://librarianphp.dev/img/librarian_default_page.png)
 
 Librarian doesn't use databases, sessions, or users. Administration is made from the command-line.
 For multiple authors, author information must be defined as metadata within the front matter.
 
-This is an **experimental** project built to keep content decoupled from the application itself, while keeping a very low footprint and functioning as a middle ground between static sites and dynamic CMSs.
-
 Liquid tags supported at the moment:
 
 | Tag | Example | Description |
 |-----|---------|-------------|
 | `audio` | `{% audio path_to_mp3.mp3 %}` | embeds mp3 audio |
 | `video` | `{% video path_to_mp4.mp4 %}` | embeds mp4 video |
-| `twitter` | `{% twitter tweet_id %}` | embeds a Tweet |
 | `youtube` | `{% youtube video_ID %}` | embeds a YouTube video |
 | `github` | `{% github file_url %}` | embeds File from Github (Gists aren't supported at the moment) |
 
-Librarian **is not** a static site generator, and the idea is to provide a mix of static files and dynamic capabilities that don't require sessions or databases.
-
-## Using the included Docker Compose setup
-
-The latest Librarian version includes a built-in Docker + Docker Compose setup.
-
-Once the files are in place, you can get the environment up and running with:
-
-```shell
-docker-compose up -d
-```
-
-This will run the containers in background.
-
-To execute commands such as `composer install`, run:
-
-```shell
-docker-compose exec app composer install
-```
-
-Running NPM:
-
-```shell
-docker-compose exec app npm install
-```
-
-Compiling css assets:
-
-```shell
-docker-compose exec app npm run dev
-```
-
-Stopping the environment:
-
-```shell
-docker-compose stop
-```
-
-Re-starting the environment:
-
-```shell
-docker-compose start
-```
-
-Destroying the environment:
-
-```shell
-docker-compose down
-```
+Check the [doc page on how to create your own custom liquid tags](https://librarianphp.dev/customizing-librarian/custom-liquid-tags/).
 
 ## Documentation
 
-The official documentation is available at https://librarianphp.dev. It is by no means complete, more content will be added as soon as possible.
-You can [contribute to Librarian's documentation via GitHub](https://github.com/librarianphp/librarian-docs).
+The official documentation is available at https://librarianphp.dev. You can [contribute to Librarian's documentation via GitHub](https://github.com/librarianphp/docs).
 
 ## Projects Using Librarian
 
+- [OnLinux Systems](https://onlinux.systems) - A blog about Linux, with tutorials and hardware reviews.
 - [sponsoropensource.dev](https://sponsoropensource.dev) - A list of underrepresented open source creators that can be sponsored via GitHub Sponsors.
 - [Librarian Documentation](https://librarianphp.dev) - The official Librarian documentation, built with Librarian.
+- Your project! Send a PR :)
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