Transform a flat rst text file into a simple HTML diary
The input is a single, flat RST file with one section per-day. The
section must be titled with the date in YYYY-MM-DD form. There is
also a special todo section that will be placed in a collapsed,
highlighted box on the first page.
Within each section, you can use most RST constructs to style text, create lists or add links
An example input is
todo
====
* my
* todo
* list
2014-11-18
==========
*PTO*
2014-11-17
==========
Fixing bugs in old project
Started `a review <http://review.company.org/1234>`_ to fix broken
foobobnicator
2014-11-14
==========
Created git repos for new exciting project
* `<http://my-git.repo/project.git>`_
* `<http://my-git.repo/project-templates.git>`_rstdiary takes a single config-file as an argument
[rstdiary]
input = example.rst
output_dir = /tmp
title = Worklog of Me
author_name = My Name
about = <a href="mailto:me@company.com">me@company.com</a>
site_root = http://foo.com/diary/All of the above options should be filled out
rstdiary outputs one HTML page for each month of entries into
output_dir. index.html is symlinked to the most recent month.
The output is lightly styled and uses CDN versions of some common utilities such as bootstrap.
An atom feed of the entries for the latest month only is generated in atom.xml
A sample output is here
It is recommended to install via pip in a virtualenv. For a
working example, see example.