Make Me Static, Static Site Generator, Git, Pages and Live Stats

When you've done this, edit the profile to which you want to add a domain. If your email address has been verified, you should see a "domain" field. Enter your domain in here (just the domain, so "abc.com" or "test.abc.com") then click in the orange "verify" button next to it. This will give you instructions on which DNS records you need to add to make it work. This might take a short while, you can click on "verify" and "Ok" repeatedly to re-check the result. Once it's verified, you will get a green tick next to the domain and the Orange button will turn blue. If you then click "confirm" to close the edit window, clicking on the profile name in the list of profiles should hopefully take you to your new site via your new domain.
The Crawl doesn't find any pages?

Make sure you set your permalink structure to be something other than "Plain" as this mode won't generate a file and folder structure suitable for a static site.
Make sure you have NOT enabled "short tags", so you need "short_open_tag = Off" in your PHP config

How quick it is?
This depends to an extent on the speed of your website, but also on the crawl rate you select. If you are running your Wordpress effectively as an off-line copy and presenting your main site as a static, and are prepared to hammer your Wordpress instance when it comes time to update, it's pretty quick.
Looks like the scan rate isn't being applied?
The scan rate ONLY affects pages, it is assumed static assets will be subject to caching hence will be scanned as fast as the scanner can go based on the number of cores at it's dispostal.
The progress bar isn't linear?
No, it's based on the number of items remaining vs the number scanned. As assets are "discovered", they will be added to the "pages remaining" total. There is no way of knowing how many assets will be discovered, so the progress indicator is a "best effort".
If no changes are detected on the site, will the Git repository see a commit or PR?
No. If it does, then the plugin thinks something changed. You will be able to see what got updated by looking at the commit / PR on your Git control panel. (or with "git diff")
The label next to my profile says "Pending", what does that mean?
It means the plugin thinks "something" has changed on the site. It watches for changes to posts, pages, comments, images, plugin updates etc. It might be the change doesn't affect your site so a sync will have no effect - but it has no way of know that until you actually do a sync.
How to I add specific static assets to the process?
In your "wp-config.php" file, you need to add a define section, in this example we're including the "static" folder in your wordpress directory, so all assets in this folder tree will be included.

define( 'MAKE_ME_STATIC_FOLDER_WLIST', ['static']);

To prevent folders from being scanned, in this example we're excluding an entire plugin;

define( 'MAKE_ME_STATIC_FOLDER_BLIST', ['wp-content/plugins/my-bad-plugin']);

No. Your site will need at least to have a front-end HTTPS front-end. Always make sure your site address in Settings -> General reflects the HTTPS address you want the plugin to use.

No, if you have a .php file in your link, this site will not work well as a static site. A good choice is something based just on the post name, time, date etc.

Live WebStats are a fearure of the MakeMeStatic Pages platform, so to see live webstats on your console you will need to;

Select the "default" git option
Sync your site so you have a static copy
Point a REAL domain at your site by verifying your email address (subscription button)
Add your domain name to your profile
Click on "verify" next to the domain
Add the two DNS records listed to your DNS setup
Click verify, assuming this works, you should be good to go
There should be a green Stats button next to your profile
.. access your new domain name and wait 10-15 seconds for the stats to become available

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https://makemestatic.com/