On 05/20/2010 11:33 AM, Denis Bradford wrote:
Neat! That ought to prove my point -- both of us can't be wrong.
Indeed :) And the forthcoming Publican 2.0 has just such a feature too.
For an example of its output, take a look at the newly revamped Fedora
Documentation site:
http://docs.fedoraproject.org
Each document there is generated as a normal Publican build (using the
--embedtoc and --publish options) and then a single command (publican
install_book) inserts the built document in its various formats into the
directory structure of the site. The install_book command also makes
Publican generate a database entry for a small sqlite database that
Publican then uses to update the tables of contents of the site
automatically. The "Welcome" page is just a DocBook article, built and
inserted into the site in precisely the same way as all the other books
and articles that make up the site.
This tool is currently under heavy development, so any feedback or
suggestions would be really valuable to us right now.
Cheers
Rudi
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