Example Sources
Fragmenta is a tool for generating static websites from folders of files and images. Instead of using a manual editing tool like coda or dreamweaver, you can generate from files containing ruby code, textile markup. You can even use word documents. Images are read for their XMP tags and displayed with that information. Below are some examples of reading different formats.
RTF document
This HTML is generated from an RTF document
I am bold, I am italic generated from an RTF document.
FragmentRubycode
© 2007 Kenny Grant – released under MIT licence (see Licence.txt)
Parses ruby code files for Fragmenta
This is a sample of a snippet of HTML generated from a live ruby document
include Singleton
set up a class variable
initialize
def initialize
@type = ‘text’
@file_types = [’.rb’]
end
Can we read this file?
file_readable?(in_path)
def file_readable?(in_path)
@file_types.include?(File.extname(in_path))
end
Word document
This HTML is generated from a document saved in word format.
I am bold, I am italic test me please.
Italic here
A new paragraph
