1.8 KiB
Fair warning: This is all under development and not production ready
hmml_to_html
Build
Clone the repo, cd hmml_to_html
and run:
zsh hmml_to_html.c
(replacing zsh with your shell as appropriate)
This outputs a binary hmml_to_html
Run
Ordinary operation
./hmml_to_html test.hmml
This simply generates an HTML file (and updates cinera_topics.css
if needed)
from test.hmml
and outputs to out.html
Note that if the .hmml file contains quotes (as test.hmml
does), it would be
easiest for now just to remove the quote from test.hmml
. If you want quotes
to work, run:
mkdir /home/matt/git/GitHub/insofaras/25fc16d58a297a486334
git clone https://gist.github.com/insofaras/25fc16d58a297a486334 /home/matt/git/GitHub/insofaras/25fc16d58a297a486334
(Seriously, the path is hardcoded for now)
Note also that cinera.css
contains a body {}
block at the bottom which you
may want to remove / comment out
Integration
CINERA_MODE=INTEGRATE ./hmml_to_html test.hmml
This will integrate into template.html (currently hardcoded) the player and related elements generated from test.hmml and output to out.html
Feel free to play with template.html to your heart's content. If you do
anything invalid, hmml_to_html
will tell you what's wrong
Valid tags:
<!-- __CINERA_TITLE__ -->
the day / episode name, intended to be used inside your own<title>
element, but may be used wherever and as many times as you want on your page<!-- __CINERA_INCLUDES__ -->
the necessary.css
and.js
files, and charset setting<!-- __CINERA_MENUS__ -->
_ the menu bar that typically appears above the player in my samples<!-- __CINERA_PLAYER__ -->
the player<!-- __CINERA_SCRIPT__ -->
the listeners that enable interaction with the player