Yet another manpage to html converter, built and tested on OSX.
Although webmanner works under Linux, it does not recognize formatting yet. I'll fix that as soon as possible.
Call it just like you would call the man, and redirect stdout
to a file.
webmanner 2 read > read.2.html
# Or omit the section
webmanner read > read.1.html
Options
Usage: webmanner [[<section>] <title>]
-j, --js PATH Add a <script> tag with given PATH as source
-s, --style PATH Add a <link rel='stylesheet'> tag with given PATH as href
-t, --tab-width NUM Set the number of whitespaces for html indentation
-l, --linux Force webmanner to operate under linux
-u, --unstyled Remove default css styling
-p PATTERN, Page title pattern (ex: '%{page} | my online man)'
--title-pattern
-h, --header HTML HTML to be put into header
Code is and will always be available on the github repository: https://github.com/aspyct/webmanner
MIT, feel free to use for open source & commercial projects, but be kind and mention me ;)
Name's Antoine :)
- Website: http://www.aspyct.org
- Mail: a.dotreppe@aspyct.org
- Twitter: @aspyct