Built with
- C#
- .NET 5.0
- command-line-api
- Html Agility Pack
Author
License
Repository
https://github.com/mkim219/kimchi-ssg
Feature
- Parse the title from the input file
- Improve look and feel of generated HTML
Installation
There are two methods you can use Kimchi-ssg
- Installation
- Without Installation
Installation
- Clone repository
- Open command prompt and change directory where you clone the repository
- Change directory into
./kimchi-ssg/bin/release
where you can findkimchi-ssg.1.0.0.nupkg
Nuget package for installation - On the command prompt, type
dotnet tool install --global --add-source {your project directory including kimchi-ssg.1.0.0.nupkg} kimchi-ssg
- Check installation
dotnet tool list --global
Without Installation
- Clone repository
- Open "kimchi-ssg.csproj" C# project file
- Build the project with ctrl+shift+B (if you Windows user)
- Go to directory "\bin\Release\net5.0", you can find kimchi-ssg.exe
- Run command prompt and change directory where kimchi-ssg.exe locates at
Option
-
--i --input <arguments>
Input your text file to convert html -
--version
Show version information -
-?, -h, --help
Show help and usage information
Usage
Installation
- Go directory where your text file to be converted into HTML file
- Run
kimchi-ssg --input ./{current directory}
command if you want to convert multiple text file into HTML files - Run
kimchi-ssg --input {filename.txt}
command if you want to convert single text file into HTML file - Your file generate dist folder in your current directory
Without installation
- Make sure your text files in folder where kimchi-ssg.exe exists
- Run the same code on instruction at Installation above (step 3 and 4)
Top comments (1)
Nice ssd :)