This PR adds a build script (OSX/Linux), which will generate PDF and HTML without needing external FOP/Saxon or any config swaps. I'll need to add a Windows batch script to duplicate this behavior, but this is tested on Linux and works fine, although I'd like verification that it runs on OSX as well. This currently doesn't support swapping the EAD namespace from 2002->3, although hopefully that won't be a continuing issue. I haven't tested out passing standard-specific variables to Saxon yet, which in theory should allow for standard-specific settings without editing the XSLT, but it should work as per https://www.oxygenxml.com/archives/xsl-list/200501/msg00226.html
Note that this has to be run from the build/ directory - elsewhere and the directory paths won't align properly.
Cheers to @fordmadox for his work on scripting the EAC-CPF schema generation, which this was copied from :)
This PR adds a build script (OSX/Linux), which will generate PDF and HTML without needing external FOP/Saxon or any config swaps. I'll need to add a Windows batch script to duplicate this behavior, but this is tested on Linux and works fine, although I'd like verification that it runs on OSX as well. This currently doesn't support swapping the EAD namespace from 2002->3, although hopefully that won't be a continuing issue. I haven't tested out passing standard-specific variables to Saxon yet, which in theory should allow for standard-specific settings without editing the XSLT, but it should work as per https://www.oxygenxml.com/archives/xsl-list/200501/msg00226.html
Note that this has to be run from the build/ directory - elsewhere and the directory paths won't align properly.
Cheers to @fordmadox for his work on scripting the EAC-CPF schema generation, which this was copied from :)