support for AsciiDoc(tor)/reS formats

[gour]

Hello,

thank you for very interesting package!

Considering I plan to use AsciiDoc(tor) markup with Hugo, what do you think to extend the package by adding support for AsciiDoc(tor)/reST markup formats?

[masasam]

Hi gour.
Thank you for an interesting proposal.
I didn't know AsciiDoc(tor)/reST.
I will add support for AsciiDoc(tor)/reST markup formats.

[masasam]

Hi @gour .
Added support for AsciiDoc(tor)/reST markup formats, so try using it.
Please report if there is a problem.

[gour]

@masasam Thank you very much for adding it!

Please report if there is a problem.

There is one thing I can think of...adding ability to configure list of extensions for each markup, e.g. besides *.ad, the *.adoc or *.txt are common formats used for AsciiDoc(tor) files, similar with reST where *.txt is quite common one, so my idea is that instead of depending just on hard-cored extensions, it would be nice to provide ability that user provides his/her own (a)list for each markup format by adding to the default extension and then the code should just iterate through the list while detecting correct format?

I'd gladly help, but, unfortunately, my current Elisp skills are inadequate although I hope to improve it in the future.

[masasam]

Hi @gour .
Added support for changing the extension of markdown and asciidoc, so try using it.
Please select *.ad or *.asciidoc or *.adoc at extension.
Because only these three are supported by hugo.
*.txt is not support in hugo.
For example, write at your init.el ...
(setq easy-hugo-asciidoc-extension "asciidoc")

[gour]

@masasam
What is wrong:

Debugger entered--Lisp error: (error "Please enter .md or .org or .adoc or .rst or .mmark or .html file name")
  signal(error ("Please enter .md or .org or .adoc or .rst or .mmark or .html file name"))
  error("Please enter .%s or .org or .%s or .rst or .mmark or .%s file name" "md" "adoc" "html")
  easy-hugo-newpost("test.adoc")
  funcall-interactively(easy-hugo-newpost "test.adoc")
  call-interactively(easy-hugo-newpost nil nil)
  command-execute(easy-hugo-newpost)

considering that I defined:

(setq easy-hugo-asciidoc-extension "adoc")

in my init.el and just wanted to create new test.adoc file?

[masasam]

Hi @gour
Are you using MELPA?
If you are using melpa, please tell me the version of line 7.
Package-Version: 20170425.520?

[gour]

Are you using MELPA?

Yes

If you are using melpa, please tell me the version of line 7.
Package-Version: 20170425.520?

;; Package-Version: 20170425.520

[gour]

Masashı Mıyaura <notifications@github.com> writes:

Hi @gour . Please erase the test.ad file if it exists.

There is no test.ad file.

[masasam]

@gour Could you show me your init.el.

[gour]

@masasam here is the relevant part:

(use-package easy-hugo
  :ensure t
  :config
  (setq easy-hugo-basedir "~/prj/hugo/net/")
  (setq easy-hugo-url "https://my.domain.tld")
  ;;(setq easy-hugo-sshdomain "blogdomain")
  (setq easy-hugo-root "/home/gour/prj/hugo/net/")
  (setq easy-hugo-previewtime "300")
  (setq easy-hugo-asciidoc-extension "adoc")
  :bind ("C-c C-e" . easy-hugo)
 )

[masasam]

Hi @gour .

It worked. Try this ...

(use-package easy-hugo
:init
(setq easy-hugo-basedir "~/prj/hugo/net/")
(setq easy-hugo-url "https://my.domain.tld")
(setq easy-hugo-root "/home/gour/prj/hugo/net/")
(setq easy-hugo-previewtime "300")
(setq easy-hugo-asciidoc-extension "adoc")
(setq easy-hugo-default-ext ".adoc")
:bind ("C-c C-e" . easy-hugo)
)

[gour]

Ahh, the trick is to put setup under

:init

section instead of

:config

Yes, that helps!!