Markdown to HTML doc generator, implemented in Python
From running make_docs.py --help
:
usage: make_docs.py [-h] [-d DEST] [-s SRC] [-c CSS]
Generate HTML from markdowndocuments.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d DEST, --dest DEST Destination folder for generated
documentation,defaults to 'docs'.
-s SRC, --src SRC Folder with markdown source files, defaults to current
dir.
-c CSS, --css CSS The css file to use for the generated docs, defaults
to 'markdown.css'.
In other words, python_md
will default to taking all markdown
files in the current directory, generate html files from them,
and stick the generated html into a subfolder called docs
.
If .css-files are present it will move these into the docs
-
folder as well. If one of the .css-files are named
'markdown.css', they will be used automatically, otherwise you
will need to specify the css-file to use with the -c
-flag.
In addition, .jpg- and .png-files will be moved to the
docs
-folder as well, in case you have images for you wish to
display in the generated html.