Re: Creating a partial HTML document

[ThomasH <therch-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org>]

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I suggest starting with the Getting Started document 
(https://pandoc.org/getting-started.html). As you still seem to be 
evaluating Pandoc as a tool, you might want to try it by running one of 
your typical markdown files through Pandoc (with `pandoc --from markdown 
--to html <filename>`) and look at the output. If that still looks 
promising, a good place for further study is the Pandoc User Guide 
(https://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html).

On Monday, May 15, 2023 at 3:18:49 AM UTC+2 H wrote:

> On May 14, 2023 4:04:35 PM EDT, ThomasH <the...-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@public.gmane.org> wrote:
> >Creating document fragments is the default for HTML in Pandoc, you'd
> >have 
> >to use the `--standalone` option to force it to create complete
> >documents 
> >with header and footer. So that should meet your requirements.
> >
> >I don't know about indentation of the resulting HTML, much less so
> >about 
> >your preferred indentation. But this is easy to find out and might be 
> >helped by post-processing if it doesn't meet your expectations?
> >
> >I also cannot comment on Geany, but most editors have a way of running
> >an 
> >external command on the current buffer or selected text.
> >
> >On Sunday, May 14, 2023 at 7:36:15 PM UTC+2 H wrote:
> >
> >I have a recurring need where I write markdown documents using my
> >favorite 
> >editor, Geany, and then need to convert them to partial HTML documents.
> >
> >Partial because they lack the HTML file preamble and instead just start
> >
> >with <div> and end with the matching </div>. 
> >
> >Each document contains one or more "sections", each also beginning with
> >a 
> ><div> and ending with the matching </div>, and the conversion process 
> >should be handle the sections, regardless of number. 
> >
> >I like the resulting (partial) HTML document to use my preferred 
> >indentation/white-space structure. 
> >
> >Would pandoc be a good, perhaps the "best", tool for this? I should
> >also 
> >add that I would like to run the conversion "process" from within
> >Geany. 
>
> That sounds very promising. My markdown files use H1-4 for structuring and 
> then text in paragraphs with strong or emphasis added as needed. I want to 
> use this information when adding the HTML tags, together with style 
> information for each tag that is predefined.
>
> I hope that Pandoc when encountering eg H2 in the markdown document would 
> add the HTML tag and the predefined style information and the indent as I 
> want it. No empty lines in the entire document but clear readable output.
>
> Would you have a specific suggestion where in the Pandoc documentation I 
> start reading?
>

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