from glob import glob import os import subprocess import jinja2 import json # https://devdocs.io/python~3.9/library/glob#glob.glob # files = glob("content/**", recursive=True) # print(files) print("---------") all_html = [] # new way using folder list folders = open('./print/section-order.txt').read().splitlines() stoplist = ["print", "spin-wheel"] # print(folders) titles = [] for folder in folders: if folder in stoplist: continue print("...............") print("current folder!",folder) files = glob(folder + "/*") print(files) print("************") for file in files: #print(file) if file.endswith(".md"): print("===========") file = file.replace(" ", "\ ") print(file) md_data = open(file, encoding='utf-8').read() #grab metadatas metapandoc = f"pandoc {file} --template=./print/pandoc-metadata.template" file_metadata = subprocess.check_output(metapandoc, shell=True, text=True,encoding="utf-8") print("You did it! You fount the metadata, good job. Its:", file_metadata) try: file_dictionary = json.loads(file_metadata) titles.append(file_dictionary["title"]) except KeyError as err: print(err) # use pandoc to turn file into html pandoc_command = "pandoc -f markdown -t html " + file html_data = subprocess.check_output(pandoc_command, shell=True, text=True,encoding="utf-8") print("html has been generated!") all_html.append(html_data) #Images no longer copying, that time has passed. # elif file.endswith((".jpg",".png",".jpeg",".jfif",".bmp")): # print("image found yay",file) # output_file=file.replace(folder,"./print") # copy_command=f"cp {file} {output_file}" # os.system(copy_command) # print("copied to booklet!",copy_command) #html to template environment print("Los titlos: ", titles) env = jinja2.Environment(loader=jinja2.FileSystemLoader("print")) template = env.get_template("booklet.template.html") booklet_html = template.render(content=all_html,titles=titles) #print("this is the html: ", booklet_html) output = open("print/index.html", "w",encoding="utf-8") output.write(booklet_html) output.close() print("booklet html files saved!") #take all the css files and write to main css # Now open this page in the browser, remember: paged.js needs to be accessed through a webserver. # To run a webserver locally, you can use: # cd SI20/booklet/ # python3 -m http.server # localhost:8000/index.html