Migrated to https://codeberg.org/anaseto/gofrundis
frundis is a tool for compiling documents written in the frundis language, a semantic markup language primarily intended for supporting authoring of novels, but also well suited for many other kinds of documents. The frundis tool can export documents to LaTeX, XHTML 5, EPUB, markdown and groff mom.
The language has a focus on simplicity. It provides a few flexible built-in macros with extensible semantics. It strives to provide good error messages and catch typos, while still allowing one to finely control output for a specific format when needed.
Here is a list of its main features:
- Common elements such as links, images, cross-references, lists, simple tables, table of contents …
- Arbitrary metadata for EPUB. Indexed HTML files.
- User defined markup tags with configurable rendering.
- Raw blocks, file inclusion, filters, conditionals, macros and variables.
- Roff-like syntax: simple, clear and friendly to grep and diff.
Both the tool and language are explained in detail in the website of the project. The website serves an html version of the manual pages, as well as a FAQ, examples and other relevant information.
- Install the go compiler.
- Add
$(go env GOPATH)/binto your$PATH(for exampleexport PATH="$PATH:$(go env GOPATH)/bin"). - Run the command
go install ./cmd/frundis.
The frundis command should now be available.
No dependencies outside of the go standard library.
There is a frundis-specific vim syntax file under doc/vim/. Others editors should do fine by using any built-in general mode for roff/nroff files.
The misc folder contains some utility scripts that may be useful.