What you are looking for seems to be a static site generator. There is Jekyll written in ruby which supports both Textile, and Markdown. Its old homepage used Disqus. It seems to fit your needs. There is also the django-based Hyde.
I also searched for something like this. I found some offline Wikis e.q. TiddlyWiki, but this is not want I wanted, same for you I think. There's CityDesk from FogCreek, pretty good, "old", avout 300 $ (to expensive I think).
I have written an offline CMS of my own called Latemp based on Website Meta Language (which I did not write, but now maintain), some CPAN modules, and other programs. It is not too fast, but it is powerful and flexible, and I find it much more transparent than Jekyll, and as opposed to Jekyll, it supports incremental build based on timestamps (using GNU make).
There is some support in Website Meta Language for writing in the so-called “lightweight markup languages” (Perl POD specifically), and Latemp should support it as well, but I personally don't like them much, and prefer having a full control of the XHTML (or alternatively using an XML format such as DocBook or XML-Grammar-Fiction). I do have some pages written in or using AsciiDoc and other lightweight markup languages on my site.
For anyone else who stumbles across this. I think a flat-file cms would do the trick. Flat-file means it runs off files, not a database. Try grav. I know it interprets markdown from basic text files. https://getgrav.org/
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您正在寻找的似乎是静态站点生成器。有 Jekyll 用 ruby 编写，支持 Textile 和 Markdown。它的旧主页使用Disqus。看起来很适合你的需求。还有基于 django 的 Hyde。
What you are looking for seems to be a static site generator. There is Jekyll written in ruby which supports both Textile, and Markdown. Its old homepage used Disqus. It seems to fit your needs. There is also the django-based Hyde.
我也搜索过类似的东西。我发现了一些离线维基 eq TiddlyWiki，但这不是我想要的，我想你也一样。 FogCreek 有 CityDesk，相当不错，“老”，大约 300 美元（我认为很贵）。
我现在使用 Incomedia Website X5，它不是 CMS，但很容易使用。
编辑：哦，我忘了这个，可能是你想要的（Java，免费）：www.thingamablog.com
I also searched for something like this. I found some offline Wikis e.q. TiddlyWiki, but this is not want I wanted, same for you I think. There's CityDesk from FogCreek, pretty good, "old", avout 300 $ (to expensive I think).
I now use Incomedia Website X5 which is not a CMS but easy to use anyway.
Edit: Oh, I forgot this one, might be what you want (Java, free): www.thingamablog.com
我基于 网站元语言（我没有写，但现在维护），一些CPAN模块，和其他程序。它不是太快，但它功能强大且灵活，而且我发现它比 Jekyll 透明得多，而且与 Jekyll 不同，它支持基于时间戳的增量构建（使用 GNU make）。
网站元语言对用所谓的“轻量级标记语言”（特别是 Perl POD）进行编写提供了一些支持，Latemp 也应该支持它，但我个人不太喜欢它们，并且更喜欢完全控制XHTML（或者使用 XML 格式，例如 DocBook 或 XML-Grammar-Fiction）。我的网站上确实有一些用 AsciiDoc 和其他轻量级标记语言编写或使用的页面。
I have written an offline CMS of my own called Latemp based on Website Meta Language (which I did not write, but now maintain), some CPAN modules, and other programs. It is not too fast, but it is powerful and flexible, and I find it much more transparent than Jekyll, and as opposed to Jekyll, it supports incremental build based on timestamps (using GNU make).
There is some support in Website Meta Language for writing in the so-called “lightweight markup languages” (Perl POD specifically), and Latemp should support it as well, but I personally don't like them much, and prefer having a full control of the XHTML (or alternatively using an XML format such as DocBook or XML-Grammar-Fiction). I do have some pages written in or using AsciiDoc and other lightweight markup languages on my site.
对于任何其他偶然发现这一点的人。我认为平面文件 cms 可以解决这个问题。平面文件意味着它运行文件，而不是数据库。
尝试重力。我知道它解释基本文本文件的降价。
https://getgrav.org/
For anyone else who stumbles across this. I think a flat-file cms would do the trick. Flat-file means it runs off files, not a database.
Try grav. I know it interprets markdown from basic text files.
https://getgrav.org/