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Publish an AsciiDoc manuscript to HTML with Asciidoctor, from the command line or Ruby
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For writers who already have an AsciiDoc manuscript and want an HTML page from it. You end with a repeatable conversion from the command line or a short Ruby script. It is based on the project's README and was not run; it does not teach AsciiDoc syntax, and PDF or EPUB output is only mentioned.
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Publish an AsciiDoc manuscript to HTML with Asciidoctor, from the command line or Ruby
Coverage
For writers who already have an AsciiDoc manuscript and want an HTML page from it. You end with a repeatable conversion from the command line or a short Ruby script. It is based on the project's README and was not run; it does not teach AsciiDoc syntax, and PDF or EPUB output is only mentioned.
Example
A hypothetical manuscript.adoc converted to HTML beside the source, again into an output folder, and then from a short Ruby script; nothing was run.
Useful starting points
- In the Ruby API the default safe mode is secure, which disables include, so included files go missing unless you choose another mode.
- Package-manager versions of Asciidoctor can be older than the latest release; the README says so.
- On a non-English Windows system an encoding error can be fixed by setting Ruby's default encodings to UTF-8.
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