How to generate output in same directory structure as src?

I’m wanting to convert a simple metalsmith site to run on deno, and Lume looks like a reasonable fit. One thing I’m stuck on is the structure of the output site. I want to convert src/abc.md to site/abc.html and src/xyz.md to site/xyz.html, but it puts each src file in its own directory, which I don’t want. I tried using the permalink variable, but this makes no difference. Seems to be in site.js but I can’t see any way to define this.

[probins]

yay, that now works. Thanks for the lesson in using Deno. I see you can also use -r instead of --reload, so a bit less to type.

Moitas grazas (as you name your software with a Galician word, I assume you are galego 😃)

[oscarotero]

Yes, I didn’t find a good way to manage and update versioning. I’ve released 0.7.2 that fixes the problem with permalink. Updating a package is the same as installing it, but you need to add the -f to force the installation (and override the previous installation), and --reload to remove the cache and reload all dependencies:

deno install -f --reload --unstable --allow-read --allow-write --allow-net https://deno.land/x/lume/cli.js

Note also that in _config.js you can return a lume instance of any version, different to what do you have installed in cli, for example:

import lume from "https://deno.land/x/lume@v0.7.2/mod.js";
  
const site = lume();

export default site;

So, other way to update the version is just editing the version in the _config.js file.