essepuntato / rash

Research Articles in Simplified HTML (RASH) Framework includes a markup language defined as a subset of HTML+RDF for writing scientific articles, and related tools to convert it into different formats, to extract data from it, etc.
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From RASH to EPUB #61

Open essepuntato opened 8 years ago

essepuntato commented 8 years ago

I would be good to have a mechanism to make available RASH documents (completed with all the external files they need, e.g., images, CSS, JS, for visualisation) in a form of a package, in order to be easily read on different devices (e.g., smartphone, tablet) even without internet connection.

To this end, a good first step could be the development of a converter from RASH into EPUB. This conversion relates closely with #60.

falcon03 commented 8 years ago

Working on this. I'll have something ready in the next couple weeks... Or maybe sooner! ;)

essepuntato commented 7 years ago

@falcon03, just added you as collaborator – please accept my invitation :-)

Please add all the files that enable such conversion directly to the repository, keeping in mind that any source code should be placed in the directory "sources", while the actual tool should be available in the directory "tools".

Two additional things:

  1. if there are some bugs to fix (I remember some issues in the conversion we discussed in past emails), please open issues about them directly here in the repo;
  2. RASH (i.e. grammar, JS, CSS, etc.) has been updated so as to comply with additional needs. In particular, now the footnotes are handled by means of the DPUB-ARIA roles doc-endnote and doc-endnodes instead of doc-footnote and doc-footnotes.