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hdoc-tools

v0.55.0

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Hornbill HDocBook Development Support Tool

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hdoc-tools

Hornbill HDocBook Development Support Tool.

Usage

hdoc argument switches

Arguments

The arguments available to this command-line tool are as follows.

help

Outputs available arguments and switches.

init

Initializes a new HDocBook project from a template, using runtime input variables.

createDocs

Creates folder structure and markdown documents as defined in the HDocBook navigation item links

stats

Returns statistics regarding the book you are working on:

  • Document ID
  • Version
  • Title
  • Description
  • Public Source
  • Total Book Word Count
  • Number of Markdown Files in the Book
  • Number of Static HTML Files in the Book

If the -v switch is provided, then more verbose output is output, which includes a list of each MD and HTML file found, the file sizes, and file-specific word count.

The book statistics do not include counts for any externally hosted content injected into the book content using the [[INCLUDE]] tags.

build

Performs a local build of the book, validates the links and static content are present and correct and outputs as a ZIP file.

If the -v switch is provided, then a more verbose output is provided, which includes a list of all HTML files created and checked for embedded links and static content.

Use the --set-version argument to set the version number of the built book.

Use the --no-color argument to remove any color control characters from the output.

Use the --no-links argument to skip link output to CLI during validation.

validate

Performs a minimum local build of the book, then validates the links and static content are present and correct.

If the -v switch is provided, then a more verbose output is provided, which includes a list of all HTML files created and checked for embedded links and static content.

Use the --set-version argument to set the version number of the built book.

Use the --no-color argument to remove any color control characters from the output.

Use the --no-links argument to skip link output to CLI during validation.

serve

Starts a local web server on port 3000, serving the book content.

To preview the documentation in a browser, you can open a terminal window and run the dev preview server with the command hdoc serve and in a local browser go to the URL http://localhost:3000

Installation

npm install hdoc-tools -g