underscore-ebook-template-ja
v0.1.1
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Template for Underscore eBooks(Japanese version)
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Underscore eBook Template
これは Underscore 電子書籍テンプレートを日本語訳向けに改変したものです。
Underscore eBook Template for Japanese translation, by @jiftechnify
Copyright 2016 Underscore Consulting LLP.
Source code licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
Template content licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Overview
Template for Underscore eBooks, based on Node, Pandoc, and Grunt. See the source code for Creative Scala for a complete example of use.
Configuration Guide
The following settings are supported a book's metadata.yaml:
Key | Value
-------------- | -------------
title | String
author | String, multiple authors represented as: Name and Name
date | String, publication identifier such as: Early Access May 2015
filenameStem | String, filename used for HTML, EPUB, PDF output. E.g., essential-play
copyright | String, copyright year or range: 2015 or 2011-2015.
tocDepth | Integer, number of levels for table of contents. E.g., 3
coverColor | String, colour of PDF cover. E.g., F58B40
pages | Array, list of pages in rendering order
previewPages | Array, list of pages for the preview versions in rendering order.
Setup
This template uses a Docker container to allow setup without (much) agony.
You'll need Docker Machine if you're running on Windows or OS X. Setup a VM to run Docker containers using Docker Machine (you will probably do this as part of the Docker Machine install):
docker-machine create --driver virtualbox defaultCheck you have a running machine.
docker-machine lsIf you don't have one running, start one and setup the environment.
docker-machine start default
docker-machine env defaultBuild the image for the book environment
docker build -t underscore/book .Now copy docker-compose.yml to the root of the book you're working on and run it.
docker-compose run book bashThis will setup a shared filesystem so the material on your local filesystem can be seen by the Docker container and turned into a book, and give a bash prompt to interact with the Docker container.
sbt pdfto generate a PDF version of the book you're working on.
