#!/bin/bash
# -s makes the doc a standalone document instead of a snippet
for doc in org/*.org
do
# this will return a list of files like 'org/somefile.org'
# to only get the filename we could enter the folder or
# use sed to replace it by regex or use basename.
filename=$(basename $doc) # we want to get rid of .org
nosuffix=$(echo "$filename"|sed -E "s/\.org$//")
# this looks terrible, i know. -E makes it POSIX compatible
# $ locks it to the end, ^ to the beginning
# * . ( ) { } [ ] need to be escaped with \
htmlfile="html/$nosuffix.html"
echo "$doc > $htmlfile"
pandoc -s --toc $doc -o - | \
sed -E "s/(<\/title>)/\1\n /" | \
sed -E "s/()/\1\n
\n/" | \
sed -E "s/(<\/body>)/\n<\/div>\n\1>/" > $htmlfile
pandoc -s $doc -o md/$nosuffix.md
# lets try!
# after this, I would like to do a bit of styling, but not sure what
# that looks like yet. maybe done in CSS instead .
# search and replace? it depends on how the CSS is.
# The Skeleton template requires that everything is wrapped in a
# div class="container" for example, but we could put the container
# styling on body instaed. etc. Whatever has the least overhead.
done # thanks emacs!
# one time only
pandoc org/README.org -o ./README.md
# one more thing: we need to write the link to the css stylesheet... one sec
# fi!