I may have beed deaf and blind, but Dave really should, while standing on
the soapbox for RDoc, also mention simple_markup explicitly. It is a very
nice tool, especially with eruby. Maybe not so much for regular CGI-work,
but for offline generation of simple pages it’s perfect!
I especially like the fact that it does not add any , , or
stuff to the html it generates. This make the inclusion of bits
generated by it to html nice and easy.
I recently discovered it and, and did something like this (it’s a bit ugly
’cos I was in a hurry so I snipped the guts):
require 'markup/simple_markup’
require ‘markup/simple_markup/to_html’
class Rhtml
@@parser = SM::SimpleMarkup.new
@@handler = SM::ToHtml.new
def self.doctype
end
def self.head (title, css)
end
def self.page (body, title, css)
end
def self.simple_page (file, title, css)
body = self.parse_simple (file)
self.page ("#{body}", title, css)
end
def self.parse_simple( file )
txt = File.open(file) { |f| f.read }
@@parser.convert(txt, @@handler)
end
def self.parse_rhtml( file )
eruby #{file}
end
end
So the I could do:
<% require ‘rhtml’ %>
…html…
<%=Rhtml.parse_simple(“foo.txt”)%>
…html…
or
<% require ‘rhtml’; Rhtml.simple_page(“foo.txt”, “Foo”, “foo.css”) %>
– Nikodemus