See man2archwiki instead.
./hitman.py <manpage-file>
Example:
./hitman.py /usr/share/man/man1/intro.1.gz
The output will be written to result.html
in current directory.
- groff(7)
- groff_me(7)
- groff_man(7)
- man(7)
- groff info
- man2html: text output with everything in black monospace font
- man2web: same as man2html
- roffit: can't handle more complex pages with groff commands
- man -H: can't properly format gcc(1)
- Escapes begin with slash
- Followed by: [xyz] for vairables and escape 'xyz' for constants
- 1-character escape, except '[' and '(': \x
- 2-character escape, usually special characters: (xy or *(xy
- Arguments are enclosed in single quotes
- Backslash (\) at the end - continue line
- Three single-quotes at beginning of line is a comment
- Escape followed by newline means ignore the newline and continue current line
- This program will misbehave during HTML escaping if an escape code is < or >
- Just the control char by itself on the line is ignored
- synopsis and example sections via pre, especially disdvi()
- add .TP handling via dl/dt/dd; dd css
- do not rely on .TH being first command (ppmtouil(1))
- escapes:
- handle '\ ' - shouldn't split if space space is escaped
- _main rainbow rdx(1)
- italic right after bold shouldn't close
chvt(1)
- add multiple arguments support and delete log file
- make FontParser static class
- html elements class
- add separate logger for other functions
- decide something about ending newlines
- add kwargs to write() in State and possibly some other places
- add output filename option