yellows111
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added way to change the wiki name without hardcoding it * converted yiki.css to LF-only since i forgot i managed to save it as CR-LF oops - lowered the rate of gakking[1] in production AC: kind of expected this i made yiki in 4 hours lol [1]: <https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/norwegian-english/gakking> |
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README.md
yiki - the yellows111 "wiki"
Takes a bunch of Markdown (*.md) files (default is from docs),
and renders to HTML with preserved directory paths.
Features
- Table of Contents on every page.
- Preserved directory paths.
- All headers can be jumped to.
Motivation
Just felt like writing it so I could write markdown instead of working with HTML syntax rules for my documentation/research archive.
Licensing
MIT. Review the LICENSE file if required.
How to use
You need a copy of GNU make (GPL-3 licensed software).
Use the gmake (or if it's the system makefile parser, make) command
after writing Markdown (*.md) files to the docs directory.
Afterwards, check the build directory for the .html files.
Otherwise, if you just want to use yiki to render one file:
node compile source.md target.htm
Options
WIKINAME Specify what the "A new yiki!" text should be replaced with.
Example: gmake WIKINAME="I love options!"
Contributing
I request (but not require) that you modify files without Carriage Returns, and to terminate new or modified files with a Line Feed character.