This is barely a templating engine. It's a concatenator.
i don't run a processing webserver, i serve HTML pages.
This is the rendering engine. That's all there is to it.
Note: each entry in the template should be unique or it's bound to have bugs. Also entries should not be substrings of one another.
For example, if you create <!--md:example.md-a-cool-thing.md--> and <!--md:example.md--> you'll run into issues.
i don't care, i don't plan to name my files wrong.
| <html> | |
| <head><title>Example page</title></head> | |
| <style type="text/css"> | |
| <!--css:inline.css--> | |
| </style> | |
| <body> | |
| <!--md:intro.md--> | |
| <div class="foo">some static contents in the template is possible too, really it's a HTML file</div> | |
| <!--md:outro.md--> | |
| </body></html> |
| .PHONY = (all) | |
| all: ../index.html | |
| ../index.html: index.html.tpl *.md *.css | |
| ./templatize index.html.tpl ../index.html |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| INFILE=$1 | |
| OUTFILE=$2 | |
| cp $INFILE outfile.new | |
| grep -E -o '<!--md:.*-->' $INFILE | while read entry; do | |
| tpl_file=${entry%-->} | |
| tpl_file=${tpl_file#<!--md:} | |
| tpl_file=$(echo $tpl_file | sed -e 's@[.][.]@@g' -e s@/@@g -e 's@[${}]@@g') | |
| MKDN=$(markdown_py -o html -n $tpl_file) | |
| OC="$(cat outfile.new)" | |
| OC=${OC//"$entry"/" | |
| $MKDN | |
| "} | |
| echo "$OC" > outfile.new | |
| done | |
| grep -E -o '<!--css:.*-->' $INFILE | while read entry; do | |
| tpl_file=${entry%-->} | |
| tpl_file=${tpl_file#<!--css:} | |
| tpl_file=$(echo $tpl_file | sed -e 's@[.][.]@@g' -e s@/@@g -e 's@[${}]@@g') | |
| MKDN=$(cat $tpl_file) | |
| OC="$(cat outfile.new)" | |
| OC=${OC//"$entry"/" | |
| $MKDN | |
| "} | |
| echo "$OC" > outfile.new | |
| done | |
| cat outfile.new | |
| cp outfile.new $OUTFILE |