Simple interpreter to translate a custom markup script into HTML code for a blog post
- Download the files for the project.
- Install required dependencies (ideally within a virtual environment - Tutorial).
- Create a stylesheet for your end-page and install prism.js (for code blocks). Place these within your project directory and (if necessary) modify the prefix string to reference the correct file path.
- (Optional) Install Notepad++ and import the .udl file file provided for custom syntax highlighting.
Import the .udl file as a custom language in Notepad++ (Language > User Defined Language > Define your language > Import).
Try opening the sample template included within the project files. Your window should look something like this (you might have to change your Notepad theme to Monokai with Settings > Style Configurator).
You can run the interpreter with the following command in your project directory.
python main.py [infile.txt] [outfile.html]
The css file I created, when paired with the output HTML file from the interpreter, produces an ouput which looks something like this. Customize your own page how you see fit.
See the license here.