Walker is a small program to build complete HTML pages in an output folder using a template and an input folder of incomplete HTML pages.
The first line of an input file is used as a page title, replacing the [TITLE] token in the template. The rest of the file replaces the [CONTENT] token.
Executable files are located in the releases section. Download the .exe file if you are on Windows and the un-extended file
if you are on Linux or macOS. Run as you would a normal comamnd in your terminal. You may have to give the file
executable permissions (Using chmod +x on Linux/macOS or the "Run as Administrator" function on Windows).
If neither file runs on your system, you can build a new one using Go. Install the Go langauge on your system from
https://go.dev/. Clone this repository and then run go build while in the folder to make a new executable
for your system's architecture and operating system.
To learn Walker, simply use the -h flag. Which prints...
Usage of .\walker.exe:
-i string
Input folder of incomplete HTML pages (default "src")
-o string
Output folder to place complete HTML pages. This folder is created if it doesn't exist. Existing *.html files, *.htm files, and empty subdirectories in here are deleted! (default "docs")
-t string
Template HTML page to inject HTML into (default "template.html")