Re: Single PDF and multiple HTML from same sources
Posted by
David Jencks on
Feb 14, 2020; 4:15pm
URL: https://discuss.asciidoctor.org/Single-PDF-and-multiple-HTML-from-same-sources-tp7640p7648.html
Hi Alex,
If you have more than a very small number of documents to deal with I think the organization Antora provides is worth considering. If you want an “unwrapped” appearance it’s easy to make a “blank UI” that just puts the generated doc into minimal html.
You might be able to translate the ideas from my include processor back into ruby and use that with ruby asciidoctor-pdf; this is apt to be more reliable than the javascript version for some time. I haven’t looked at my code in a few weeks, and what the include processor tracks might be incomplete.
The subdoc discussion isn’t likely to result in any usable code anytime soon. I’m not entirely sure how such a thing would work, it seems sort of like an “exclude processor” rather than an “include processor”.
Good luck, and ask if you have any questions!
David Jencks
On Feb 14, 2020, at 7:06 AM, afrey [via Asciidoctor :: Discussion] <
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Hi David !
Thanks for your reply !
I'll have a look at antora-pdf to see if I can re-use parts of your extensions. I am not currently using Antora. I focus mainly on PDF generation, but also need some HTML on the side and multi-document is clearly better for HTML browsing.
There was some discussion on Gitter about epub and "subdoc::". Is this related?
BR
Alex