Batch file for Pelican since make doesn't work on Windows

devserver.cmd

@echo off
SETLOCAL EnableDelayedExpansion

set _PELICAN=$pelican
set _PELICANOPTS=$pelicanopts

set _BASEDIR=%cd%
set _INPUTDIR=%_BASEDIR%/content
set _OUTPUTDIR=%_BASEDIR%/output
set _CONFFILE=%_BASEDIR%/pelicanconf.py

set _cmmd=tasklist /FI "IMAGENAME eq python.exe" /FO CSV /NH

IF EXIST %_BASEDIR%\devserver.pid (
  echo DevServer already running...killing...
  GOTO :killpydevserver
)

call :startpydevserver
GOTO:EOF

:startpelican
cd %_BASEDIR%
start %_PELICAN% --debug --autoreload -r %_INPUTDIR% -o %_OUTPUTDIR% -s %_CONFFILE% %_PELICANOPTS%
GOTO:EOF

:killpelican
taskkill /F /T /IM pelican.exe
GOTO:EOF

:startpydevserver
cd %_OUTPUTDIR%
start python -m SimpleHTTPServer
set o=
FOR /F "tokens=2* delims=," %%G IN ('%_cmmd%') DO (
  set /a o+=1
  set _srvpid=%%G
)
echo %_srvpid:~1,-1% > %_BASEDIR%\devserver.pid
call :startpelican
GOTO:EOF

:killpydevserver
FOR /F %%a in ('type "%_BASEDIR%\devserver.pid"') DO (
  echo Killing DevServer running at PID = %%a
  taskkill /PID %%a
)
del %_BASEDIR%\devserver.pid
call :killpelican
GOTO:EOF

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pmake.cmd

@echo off
SETLOCAL

set _PELICAN=$pelican
set _PELICANOPTS=$pelicanopts

set _BASEDIR=%cd%
set _INPUTDIR=%_BASEDIR%\content
set _OUTPUTDIR=%_BASEDIR%\output
set _CONFFILE=%_BASEDIR%\pelicanconf.py
set _PUBLISHCONF=%_BASEDIR%\publishconf.py

set _FTP_HOST=$ftp_host
set _FTP_USER=$ftp_user
set _FTP_TARGET_DIR=$ftp_target_dir

set _SSH_HOST=$ssh_host
set _SSH_PORT=$ssh_port
set _SSH_USER=$ssh_user
set _SSH_TARGET_DIR=$ssh_target_dir

set _DROPBOX_DIR=$dropbox_dir

set _DEF=%1
set _UPLOAD=%2

IF "%_DEF%"=="html" (
  GOTO :html
)
IF "%_DEF%"=="clean" (
  GOTO :clean
)
IF "%_DEF%"=="regenerate" (
  GOTO :regenerate
)
IF "%_DEF%"=="publish" (
  GOTO :publish
)
IF "%_DEF%"=="serve" (
  GOTO :serve
)
IF "%_DEF%"=="devserver" (
  GOTO :devserver
)
IF "%_DEF%"=="upload" (
  GOTO :upload
)
IF "%_DEF%"=="help" (
  GOTO :help
)

echo No or incorrect argument given, please review your input or type
echo 'pmake help' for help.
GOTO :end

:help
echo Batch file for a pelican Web site
echo.
echo Usage:
echo pmake COMMAND(S)
echo.
echo Commands:
echo    html                        (re)generate the web site
echo    clean                       remove the generated files
echo    regenerate                  regenerate files upon modification
echo    publish                     generate using production settings
echo    serve                       serve site at http://localhost:8000
echo    devserver                   start/restart develop_server.sh
echo    upload ssh                  upload the web site via SSH
echo    upload rsync                upload the web site via rsync+ssh
echo    upload dropbox              upload the web site via Dropbox
echo    upload ftp                  upload the web site via FTP
echo    upload github               upload the web site via gh-pages
echo.
GOTO :end

:html
echo Running Pelican to generate HTML output
%_PELICAN% %_INPUTDIR% -o %_OUTPUTDIR% -s %_CONFFILE% %_PELICANOPTS%
echo Done
GOTO :end

:clean
echo Cleaning Output directory (deleting everything)
rmdir /S %_OUTPUTDIR%
mkdir %_OUTPUTDIR%
GOTO :end

:regenerate
echo Running Pelican and regenerating upon file changes
echo Press Ctrl-C to end, Y or N on batch job, either will work.
%_PELICAN% -r %_INPUTDIR% -o %_OUTPUTDIR% -s %_CONFFILE% %_PELICANOPTS%
GOTO :end

:serve
echo Press Ctrl-C to end the server.
echo Then Y or N to end the batch job. Both will end it.
cd %_OUTPUTDIR% && python -m SimpleHTTPServer
GOTO :end

:devserver
call %_BASEDIR%/devserver.cmd
GOTO :end

:publish
echo Generating production ready HTML
%_PELICAN% %_INPUTDIR% -o %_OUTPUTDIR% -s %_PUBLISHCONF% %_PELICANOPTS%
GOTO:EOF

:upload
IF "%_UPLOAD%"=="ssh" (
  GOTO :ssh
)
IF "%_UPLOAD%"=="rsync" (
  GOTO :rsync
)
IF "%_UPLOAD%"=="dropbox" (
  GOTO :dropbox
)
IF "%_UPLOAD%"=="ftp" (
  GOTO :ftp
)
IF "%_UPLOAD%"=="github" (
  GOTO :github
)

echo No upload location given. Please provide a destination/protocol.
echo You can use 'pmake help' to see the available options.
GOTO :end

:ssh
echo Running Pelican and publishing output through SSH
call :publish
echo You must have WinSCP in your PATH variable.
winscp.com /console /command "open scp://%_SSH_USER%@%_SSH_HOST%:%_SSH_PORT%" "option batch on" "option confirm off" "cd %_SSH_TARGET_DIR%" "put %_OUTPUTDIR%\*" "exit"
GOTO :end

:rsync
echo Running Pelican and publishing output through Rsync
call :publish
echo You must have Rsync in your PATH variable.
echo Current best Windows Rsync version located at:
echo http://sourceforge.net/projects/sereds/files/cwRsync/4.0.5/
set _RSYNC_OUTPUT=%_OUTPUTDIR:\=/%
rsync.exe -e "ssh -p %_SSH_PORT%" -P -rvz --delete "/cygdrive/c%_RSYNC_OUTPUT:~2%/*" %_SSH_USER%@%_SSH_HOST%:%_SSH_TARGET_DIR%
GOTO :end

:dropbox
echo Running Pelican and publishing output to Dropbox
%_PELICAN% %_INPUTDIR% -o %_DROPBOX_DIR% -s %_PUBLISHCONF% %_PELICANOPTS%
GOTO :end

:ftp
echo Running Pelican and publishing output through FTP
call :publish
echo You must have WinSCP in your PATH variable.
winscp.com /console /command "open ftp://%_FTP_USER%@%_FTP_HOST%" "option batch on" "option confirm off" "cd %_FTP_TARGET_DIR%" "put %_OUTPUTDIR\*" "exit"
GOTO :end

:github
echo Running Pelican and publishing output to Github
call :publish
ghp-import %_OUTPUTDIR%
git push origin gh-pages

:end
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Thanks very much for this! Got me up and running in a flash.

For others who are using pmake upload ssh: if WinSCP doesn't already have your host key cached, it will ask you if you want to add it, which will abort the pmake script before you get a chance to answer:

The server's host key was not found in the cache. You have no guarantee that the server is the computer you think it is.
The server's rsa2 key fingerprint is:
ssh-rsa 2048 [etc]
If you trust this host, press Yes. To connect without adding host key to the cache, press No. To abandon the connection press Cancel.
Continue connecting and add host key to the cache?
(Y)es, (N)o, C(a)ncel, (C)opy Key:

C:\Users\Eric\IdeaProjects\blog>

The fix is to create a profile for your remote server in WinSCP and make sure its hostname is the same as your $ssh_host in pmake.cmd.

Ok, this old, but still in use.
You should (for the FTP command), replace "put %_OUTPUTDIR\*" by "put %_OUTPUTDIR%\*"