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template-m

v0.0.2

Published

4 months ago

Render HTML based on HTML annotated with attributes.

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template render html

Template-M

A minimal templating library for JavaScript developers.

Build Process

This project includes a build step that converts Markdown documentation to HTML using Ruby's Kramdown library.

Prerequisites

Ruby (tested with Ruby 3.x)
Go (for building the server binary)
Docker (for containerization)

Building

make all

This will:

Render Markdown files to HTML (installs Ruby gems automatically)
Build the Go binary
Build the Docker image

Development

To render just the Markdown files:

make render-markdown

The html-rendering-paradigms.md file is converted to HTML and inserted into public/paradigms.html while preserving the page structure (header, navigation, footer).

Markdown Rendering

The markdown rendering is handled by scripts/render_markdown.rb, which:

Uses Kramdown with GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) parser
Extracts header and footer from the existing HTML template
Converts markdown to HTML
Wraps the content in the appropriate structure
Preserves navigation and styling

Project Structure

public/ - Static files served by the web server
scripts/ - Build and utility scripts
src/ - Go source code for the web server
templates/ - Go HTML templates
resources/ - Application resources
html-rendering-paradigms.md - Source markdown for paradigms documentation