Hi Norman, Nice to see a Gradle toolchain for creating DocBook output. Thanks for that.
May I ask where does the code for the 'org.docbook.task' Gradle plug-in lives? Best regards, Lars 2015-09-15 16:05 GMT+02:00 Norman Walsh <[email protected]>: > Warren Block <[email protected]> writes: > > What tools are there to make working with DocBook easier? > > I'm just in the process of finishing up a first release of a tool > to make DocBook publishing easier with gradle. Given doc.xml, written > in DocBook, this build.gradle file will download all of the necessary > dependencies and run the transformations. > > buildscript { > repositories { > mavenCentral() > maven { url "http://maven.restlet.org"; } > } > > dependencies { > classpath group: 'org.docbook', name: 'docbook-xslt2', version: > '2.0.14' > classpath group: 'com.xmlcalabash', name: 'xmlcalabash1-print', > version: '1.1.4' > } > } > > repositories { > mavenLocal() > mavenCentral() > } > > apply plugin: 'org.docbook.task' > > import org.docbook.DocBookTask > > task publishhtml5(type: DocBookTask) { > format "html" > input "doc.xml" > output "index.html" > } > > task publishxhtml(type: DocBookTask) { > format "xhtml" > input "doc.xml" > output "index.html" > } > > task publishpdf(type: DocBookTask) { > format "foprint" > input "doc.xml" > pdf "doc.pdf" > } > > Needs documentation and such, but it does at least run now. :-) > > Be seeing you, > norm > > -- > Norman Walsh <[email protected]> | There might very well be nothing; > http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/ | nor anyone. No one to notice that > Chair, DocBook Technical Committee | there is nothing, and to consider > | that natural. But that there is > | something, and, whatever it may > | be, the strange thing! I shall > | never cease being amazed at > | this.--André Gide >
