@dtjv/wod-cli

wod-cli

A Node command-line utility to aggregate Markdown files into one HTML file.

Install

$ npm install --global @dtjv/wod-cli

Usage

$ wod --help

Usage: wod [options]

A Node CLI to aggregate markdown files into one HTML file.

Options:
  -d, --dir <path>       Path to client folders (default: cwd)
  -c, --client <folder>  Specify a client folder (default: all)
  -f, --files [file...]  List markdown files (default: all)
  -o, --out <file>       Write result to file (default: stdout)
  -h, --help             Display help for command

Notes:
  1. '--dir <path>' is relative to current working directory
  2. '--client <folder>' is relative to '--dir'

Examples:
  # Process all folders in 'clients' folder.
  $ wod -d clients

  # Process all files in a client folder. Redirect output to a file.
  $ wod -c jon-doe > jon.html

  # Process a file for a client.
  $ wod -c jon-doe -f 2021.01.01.md -o jon.html

  # Process specific files for all clients.
  $ wod -f 2021-01-01.md 2021-01-03.md

Example

$ git clone https://github.com/dtjv/wod-cli.git
$ cd wod-cli/
$ yarn  # or `npm i`
$ yarn example > wod.html

The output...

About

In my previous job as a personal trainer, I wrote workouts for each client scheduled to train that day. The problem was printing 8-10 pages - one for each client workout - every day. What I needed was a way to get all workouts for a specific day onto one page.

To solve my problem, I wrote a bash script - and I used it for many years. Around 2015, I implemented a solution in JavaScript. As I dove deeper into the JavaScript and Node ecosystem, I built two more implementations using Streams, Pandoc, Gulp, Babel and a host of other cool modules. The previous implementations are located in versions folder.

This repo holds my latest implementation. It is by far my simplest version with no dependency on Pandoc. It uses Commander for CLI options parsing and various plugins from the unified collective.

Author

• David Valles

License

MIT License