David Thompson <dthomps...@worcester.edu> skribis: > Luis Felipe López Acevedo <felipe.lo...@openmailbox.org> writes:
[...] >> - Skribilo <http://www.nongnu.org/skribilo/> > > I haven't used Skribilo enough to know if it should be used for this > purpose. Ludo? The “Example” section of the web page can give you a feel of what it’s like. Basically, you write a ‘document’ form: (document :title [My Stuff] (chapter :title [Foo] (p [This is some text.]))) Then run: skribilo -t html -o foo.html foo.skb And you’re done. Then there are “customs” that can be set to specify whether to use separate HTML pages for chapters, what CSS file to use, etc. > Lisps have built-in templating via quasiqoute, so you can do any > transformations you'd like on the resulting s-expression. SXML is a > popular way of writing XML/HTML templates in Lisp. See guix-web for > examples. [1] Another simple example is the build-aux/list-packages.scm program in the Guix source tree, which is used to generate <https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/package-list.html>. HTH, Ludo’.
