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some escaping of comment content to avoid interference with Asciidoc table syntax, attribute syntax, and highlighting syntax
more AsciiDoc-friendly ID names (this is currently always-on, not under control of the flag)
a method to escape link text, that can be called from templates
use of text/Template rather than html/Template, controlled by the flag. There is probably a better way than I found to implement this, but as a Go beginner I wasn't able to find it. Advice here would be greatly appreciated.
I also have two sets of templates:
one is pretty much a translation of the html template to AsciiDoc
one (used for camel-k) is adapted for use in Antora, with one package per page.
If there's interest in bringing these capabilities into the project, I'd like to start discussing what would be needed to do so. In particular...
What testing against existing uses would be appropriate?
Where could one or both sets of AsciiDoc templates go?
Note that #11 includes a separate function that can be called from a template that also produces more AsciiDoc-friendly IDs.
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For Apache Camel-K I've modified this project, adding an option to generate AsciiDoc output rather than html. The current results can be seen here:
https://camel.apache.org/camel-k/next/apis/camel-k.html
https://camel.apache.org/camel-k/next/apis/kamelets.html
The code modifications are:
I also have two sets of templates:
If there's interest in bringing these capabilities into the project, I'd like to start discussing what would be needed to do so. In particular...
Note that #11 includes a separate function that can be called from a template that also produces more AsciiDoc-friendly IDs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: