For my school Project I updated the build-html-docker-inside-docker.sh so .adoc files inside subdirectory's would also be made to .html so you can sort your files a little because the URL then would be "username.github.io/repo/subdirectory/somePage.html". For example we wanted to differentiate the different classes that work on my project better.
The process of finding the subdirectory is all solved with loops.
The Script only goes one directory level deeper!
The script will only go in the directory and make the .adoc files to .html if a .adoc file is inside.
Also some more echos where made in the script so the user knows what's happening at runtime.
htl-leonding
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3 years ago
For my school Project I updated the build-html-docker-inside-docker.sh so .adoc files inside subdirectory's would also be made to .html so you can sort your files a little because the URL then would be "username.github.io/repo/subdirectory/somePage.html". For example we wanted to differentiate the different classes that work on my project better. The process of finding the subdirectory is all solved with loops. The Script only goes one directory level deeper! The script will only go in the directory and make the .adoc files to .html if a .adoc file is inside. Also some more echos where made in the script so the user knows what's happening at runtime.