Make sure asciidoc works as expected

[ia3andy]

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[ia3andy]

@mkouba do we have a qute-web release with it?

[mcruzdev]

Good issue!

[mkouba]

@mkouba do we have a qute-web release with it?

I will do a release (with both asciidoc and md) tomorrow. It will be 3.2.0.

[ia3andy]

@mcruzdev would you try to add this: quarkiverse/quarkus-qute-web#106 before the release?

[mcruzdev]

@mkouba when are you planning to do the release?

@ia3andy of course!

[ia3andy]

@mkouba when are you planning to do the release?

@ia3andy of course!

he just answered (tomorrow)

[mcruzdev]

Okay, we have time! haha

[mkouba]

FYI qute-web 3.2.0 is in the Maven central :D

[ia3andy]

Ok I am giving it a try

[jtama]

Can I help in any way to make asciidoc a thing in roq ?

[ia3andy]

Ok @jtama:

• Support is already there (but not tested): https://github.com/quarkiverse/quarkus-roq/blob/main/roq-frontmatter/deployment/src/main/java/io/quarkiverse/roq/frontmatter/deployment/scan/RoqFrontMatterScanProcessor.java#L62
• You need to create a new plugin quarkus-roq-plugin-asciidoc which depends on qute-web-asciidoc

Then you should be ready to try it :)

[jtama]

Ok I will try that and make a PR once it works.

[jtama]

So If I had the qute-web-asciidoc to execute tests in the roq-fontmatter it works:

• The asciidoc content gets pickedup and html is correctly generated.

But in the qarukus blog if I had the quarkus-roq-plugin-asciidoc -which is basically an empty shell pulling dependency to qute-web-asciidoc- the adoc content isn't picked up. I have to admin I don't even understand at which point the conversion is done, which is a bit confusing for me.

[jtama]

Nevermind my previous comment. It works!

Let me add docs and test where needed. And I will provide a PR.

[ia3andy]

@jtama yeah for now it's an empty shell but we might move the logic to it at some point and also for Markdown.. I am not sure yet, so let's keep the option open..

[ia3andy]

FYI, the scanner processor is generating a new Qute template with the appropriate markup Qute tag, then Qute is doing the rest using the qute-web extension that allow to use asciidoc and markdown tags.