Convert a Docbook-structured Scaml file to single-page/multi-page HTML Raw
| // convert the HAML/SCAML layout file to Docbook XML | |
| val engine = new org.fusesource.scalate.TemplateEngine | |
| val output = engine.layout("src/main/docbook/handbook.scaml") | |
| val file = (target in Compile).value / "handbook.xml" | |
| IO.write(file, output) | |
| // create Docbook HTML | |
| import scala.sys.process._ | |
| // TODO make this independent of local user's environment | |
| val xsltool = "xsltproc" | |
| val dbPath = "/usr/share/xml/docbook/stylesheet/nwalsh5/1.79.0/html" | |
| val dbOptions = "--stringparam" :: "section.autolabel" :: "1" :: | |
| "--stringparam" :: "section.label.includes.component.label" :: "1" :: | |
| "--stringparam" :: "chunker.output.encoding" :: "UTF-8" :: | |
| Nil | |
| val singlePageCmd: List[String] = xsltool :: dbOptions ++ | |
| List("-o", "handbook/index.html", | |
| s"$dbPath/onechunk.xsl", file.toString) | |
| singlePageCmd.! | |
| val multiPageCmd: List[String] = xsltool :: dbOptions ++ | |
| List("-o", "handbook-pages/", | |
| s"$dbPath/chunk.xsl", file.toString) | |
| multiPageCmd.! |
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