PipeDent is a tool for creating HTML with small snippets of text that provide the semantics of HTML without the syntax. It is implemented in Coffeescript.
You can run it from the browser or run it from node.js.
- Use indentation for HTML blocks. (Use PASS for empty blocks.)
- Use pipes to separate markup from content. Content goes to the right of pipes.
The best way to get started with PipeDent is to run the demo with two simple commands
git clone [email protected]:showell/PipeDent.git cd PipeDent && open demo.htm
For usage in the browser, follow the model of example.htm.
For usage on the server, follow the model of example.coffee.
To convert files from the command line, see convert.js.
Once you are ready to create your own programs, install pipedent.js on your web server or in a place where your node.js programs can find it.
See the Installation instructions for how to run the demo program.
You can see a full example here:
Here is an example PipeDent translation:
h1 | Overview div id="overview" p | PipeDent is a tool for creating HTML with small snippets | of text that provide the semantics of HTML without the | syntax. It is implemented in Coffeescript. p | You can run it from the browser or run it from node.js. h1 | Syntax ul li | Use indentation for HTML blocks. (Use PASS for empty blocks.) li | Use pipes to separate markup from content. Content goes to | the right of pipes. h1 | Installation p | The best way to get started with PipeDent is to run the | demo with two simple commands pre | git clone [email protected]:showell/PipeDent.git | cd PipeDent && open demo.htm p | For usage in the browser, follow the model of example.htm. p | For usage on the server, follow the model of example.coffee. p | To convert files from the command line, see convert.js. p | Once you are ready to create your own programs, install | pipedent.js on your web server or in a place where your | node.js programs can find it. h1 | Examples p See the Installation instructions for how to run the demo program. p | You can see a full example here: p a href="https://github.com/showell/PipeDent/blob/master/build_readme/build.coffee" | Building a Readme dynamically p | Here is an example PipeDent translation: div h2 | INPUT pre id="input" PASS div h2 | HTML OUTPUT pre id="output" PASS
<h1>Overview</h1> <div id="overview"> <p> PipeDent is a tool for creating HTML with small snippets of text that provide the semantics of HTML without the syntax. It is implemented in Coffeescript. </p> <p> You can run it from the browser or run it from node.js. </p> </div> <h1>Syntax</h1> <ul> <li> Use indentation for HTML blocks. (Use PASS for empty blocks.) </li> <li> Use pipes to separate markup from content. Content goes to the right of pipes. </li> </ul> <h1>Installation</h1> <p> The best way to get started with PipeDent is to run the demo with two simple commands </p> <pre> git clone [email protected]:showell/PipeDent.git cd PipeDent && open demo.htm </pre> <p>For usage in the browser, follow the model of example.htm.</p> <p>For usage on the server, follow the model of example.coffee.</p> <p>To convert files from the command line, see convert.js.</p> <p> Once you are ready to create your own programs, install pipedent.js on your web server or in a place where your node.js programs can find it. </p> <h1>Examples </h1> <p> See the Installation instructions for how to run the demo program. </p> <p> You can see a full example here: </p> <p> <a href="https://github.com/showell/PipeDent/blob/master/build_readme/build.coffee">Building a Readme dynamically</a> </p> <p> Here is an example PipeDent translation: </p> <div> <h2>INPUT</h2> <pre id="input"> </pre> </div> <div> <h2>HTML OUTPUT</h2> <pre id="output"> </pre> </div>