Custom markdown to html translator

Usage

./builder.py [directory]

    directory - optional argument (uses current dir if not stated)

Working directory hierarchy:

Path	Meaning
res/	directory for building resources
res/template.html	html file with custom tags to be parsed with tool
output/index.html	resulting html page
output/styles.css	styles used
output/img/	directory for images used

Template tags

This is casual html file. Add custom tags to trigger tool parser:

• [ext] 'path in res/' - import external source parser (main tag)
• [table] - put table built with [ext]'s table of content
• // - line comments - line will not be added to output

External sources syntax

External source file is parsed to html. Result simply overrides tag mention in template

Basic rules

• Each line is parsed separately
• %% is used to trigger line parsing
• If line does not contain %% it is treated as <p>'your line'</p> (lines with table tags do not get parsed)
• You can highlight text by wrapping it with {'highlighted text'}

Line parsing

HTML tags

You can use HTML container tags to wrap your text:

h3 %% SAMPLE TEXT.

Results as:

<h3>SAMPLE TEXT</h3>

Some multi-parameter HTML tags support is here:

a %% text for link // url

Results as:

<a href="url">text for link</a>

Supported tags:

• img %% 'path in res/' - <img>
• ifr %% 'src' - <iframe>

Custom tags

• anchor %% LEVEL // Text - add anchor to table of content (LEVEL value handle is not implemented in table so far)
• link %% text // url - same as a
• st - custom list entry
• quote - puts text to pretty square