(Transport of Plattenbau parts in Karl-Marx-Stadt, GDR, 1975 CC BY-SA 3.0 de Deutsche Fotothek)
Platte is a small command line tool that combines static HTML pages from modules. It is named after the german word Plattenbau which is a way of building houses based on pre-fabricated parts.
Platte requires a ruby environment with version 2.3 or higher. To install, run:
gem install platte
After the gem installation, platte is available in command line. It lets you combine a static HTML file from a given set of modules. Modules are folders with some configuation files and code in it and sit in the modules subfolder of the tool. They come in two flavours:
.main – usually they hold the surrounding HTML structure with placeholders for resources.module – they are building blocks you can freely combine together as the body of a main moduleYou can use the platte command as follows:
platte list
This call shows you which modules are available in your system.
platte combine <TARGET FILE> <MAIN MODULE> <MODULE 1> ... <MODULE N>
This lets you combine a single main-module with any number of other modules to a given target file.
Example call:
platte combine some/output/file.html html5 header content
TODO More docs
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/kiefernwald/platte.
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We found that platte demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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