Closed bep closed 6 years ago
Neat idea, @bep!
Some backgrounder:
It turns out that GitBook is both the name of an open-source NodeJS-based generator (https://github.com/GitbookIO) and a freemium service (https://www.gitbook.com/) for hosting such books.
For example, @astaxie’s books, generated with GitBook 1.5.0, are hosted here:
On my Ubuntu, after installing the GitBook CLI with npm install -g gitbook-cli
, I was then able to get the books to build using gitbook build
, at least the English and French versions. (The Chinese version contains CRLF-terminated lines which seems to confuse the latest GitBook 2.0.1, causing the sample Go template code to be passed on to nunjucks template engine and causing errors, but I am sure that GitBook's authors will deal with that shortly.)
Anyhow, backgrounder aside, I think @astaxie’s book is a great example candidate for Hugo to support, especially when his book does not use any nunjucks templates. (Not that I know of anyway, haha!)
Just my 2 cents. :smile:
It would be very nice. :+1:
@bep All links and paths to files (like images) are relative as far as I've seen it in the book's source code. But I see one problem: how does the converter could differentiate between content folders and those that contain source code examples or assets like the linked images.
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Not sure if Gitbook is even a term, but it's used here:
https://github.com/astaxie/build-web-application-with-golang
It would be cool to take the above Git repo (and similar) and be able to render a nice multilanguage Hugo site from it.
I will have to think about it, but: