Change file extension

[supsup]

Is there a property to change the output from .html, to .xyz? for different lang backed systems like java etc? ( .jsp / .gsp )

[mojavelinux]

Have you tried to set the outfilesuffix in the global AsciiDoc attribute?

https://github.com/middleman/middleman-asciidoc#activation-and-configuration

[supsup]

Think so:

# Configure the AsciiDoc renderer
activate :asciidoc, 
    attributes: { 
        'header_footer' => false, 
        'toc' => false,
        'outfilesuffix' => ".gsp", 
    },
    layout: "layout.erb"

[mojavelinux]

That's supposed to work. However, I notice there's no test for it. I'll add a test and see if it actually does what it's supposed to do.

On Mon, Apr 16, 2018, 16:41 supsup notifications@github.com wrote:

Think so:

Configure the AsciiDoc renderer

activate :asciidoc, attributes: { 'header_footer' => false, 'toc' => false, 'outfilesuffix' => ".gsp", }, layout: "layout.erb"

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[supsup]

is outfilesuffix also suppose to fix references to other linked .adoc files to be that value instead of .html?

[mojavelinux]

Nope. For that you need to set relfilesuffix. relfilesuffix is used for links. outfilesuffix is (supposed to be) used for the file itself.

[supsup]

relfilesuffix does not seem to work either.

[supsup]

Oddly in MM3, if you set :outfilesuffix: .gsp in an .adoc file it does convert other .adoc links in that file to have .gsp extensions.

ultimately trying to get MM4 to work tho, was just comparing.

[mojavelinux]

relfilesuffix is coming in 1.5.7. I should have said "you will have to set"

[mojavelinux]

I just submitted a PR with a slight change and more tests.

Here are the new rules:

• If the file has a double file extension (e.g., .gsp.adoc), use the first file extension for the output file (e.g., .gsp) (in this case, you don't have to set the outfilesuffix attribute, which will be ignored anyway)
• If the file has a single file extension (e.g., .adoc), use the file extension specified by the outfilesuffix attribute (which defaults to .html)

[mojavelinux]

Let's handled the file extension for interdoc xrefs in a separate issue.

[mojavelinux]

There's now a test in place to prove that outfilesuffix can be set (either the global AsciiDoc attributes or per page). I also added docs to the README.