matte-engine
Package that compiles AsciiMath-HTML to complete, searchable websites. (with SVG-graphics)
Disclaimer: This package ain't your all purpose, general package. This is niched against a fixed folder structure and fixed document structures. Be aware, and look at the examples for success.
This package exposes a function and a CLI.
module usage
npm i matte-engine
{ var compile = compile await console}CLI
npm i -g matte-engine
matte-engine init matte/flervariabelanalys# Created empty boilerplate in matte/flervariabelanalys matte-engine matte/flervariabelanalysConventions
Note: You don't really have to care about the folder structure if you're using the CLI to init your projects, and then dumping the root-folder at a web server. Just sayin
Uncompiled file structure:
project/
├── src
│ ├── boilerplate.html
│ ├── fl1.html
└── style.css
Note the convention of namespacing the files src/fl*.html. The boilerplate is there for practical reasons only, in case you need to take notes quickly (ie cp boilerplate.html fl4.html && vim fl4.html).
Compiled file structure:
project/
├── data.js
├── fl1.html
├── index.html
├── src
│ ├── boilerplate.html
│ ├── fl1.html
└── style.css
The package should create these files after compilation:
data.js: File containing search information about files
fl*.html: src/fl*.html but with pre-rendered SVG graphics instead of AsciiMath
index.html: Index for site
fl*.html
Your stuff here `x = 0` These divs are seperated by a tiny amount, making readable "pages" This setup ensures that you are able to use live-server to live preview your changes to this file.