commands2html - simple command interpreter that outputs HTML
commands2html [OPTION..] FILE [OPTION..]
Execute the commands listed in given .commands file and output to a .html_snippet file, in a format that appears that the commands were run at a sh prompt.
The commands are executed with the current directory set to the directory containing the input .commands file.
The generated HTML snippet is a PRE block, intended for inclusion in an HTML page. Use of the options can output other bits of relevant HTML.
The generated .html_snippet (or .html, depending on options used) file is overwritten if it already exists.
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FILE |
input file listing the commands to be executed. |
-V, --version
show version
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--head |
output (to stdout) the suggested snippet for within <head> | ||
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--css |
output (to stdout) the suggested snippet for within an included CSS file |
--fullpage
write a full .html page (instead of .html_snippet)
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0 |
if OK, |
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1 |
when errors are encountered. |
None but that given on the command line and the same but with either .html or .html_snippet appended.
Run the commands listed in myscript.commands (output is written to myscript.commands.html_snippet):
commands2html myscript.commands
Run the commands listed in all .commands files below the current directory, writing the results out as full html pages ready for viewing in a web browser (each output is written to FILE.html):
find . -name ’*.commands’ -type f -exec commands2html --fullpage ’{}’ ’;’
Written by Anthony Doggett <mcm@interfaces.org.uk>
Please email the author at the above address, preferably with sufficient information to reproduce the bug.
Copyright (c) 2015-2019 Anthony Doggett
<http://interfaces.org.uk/mcm>