So atleast for now I’m gonna be using Theory Web as the testing grounds for a non-Hugo site. Files are gonna live in /static/cep-js under content and viewers. Idea is all pages will live within subfolders containing a meta.json for frontmatter, a content.md for text, photo.avif for photos, and ocr.txt for Theory Web’s custom OCR data (though ngl I could retroactively apply that system to CEP, its not really important for that but could be a small bonus.)
Users would load into the base index.html and it’ll pull from which viewer is selected. That means viewers are free to display and interconnect the content in whatever way they feel like. I think CEP’s data we’ve accrued is very important, and sorting those files into something that can be processed easier would be great for anyone who wants to make alternate versions of the site.
Letting different viewers view the same content would be great for Theory Web. Right now I’m running into issues with getting standard FNaF articles written for CEP to also display on Theory Web- because when you click on it it’ll take you back to CEP. I could have the new site run like cheeseepedia.org/?=biteof87tshirt&viewer=theoryweb, that way it changes the context around how you’ve viewing that.