I have not been updating my blog for ages. Diablo III has been consuming me for the entire 2012!
Few days back I’ve been migrating my blog from Jekyll to Tinkerer . Previous version of Progriff was a combination of StaticMatic and Jekyll. So I’ve decided to consolidate both the static content generator into one. I think it’s a good time to learn up Python too.
Tinkerer generates rss.html instead of atom.xml. So for all you 3 RSS subscribers out there, please change your RSS feed from progriff.com/atom.xml to the new progriff.com/rss.html
Cheers!
I’ve updated BatchJHaml to support sub directories. If you set the last argument to true, it’ll generate the Haml file in subdirectories as well. Do note that the layout folder will be omitted.
Here is a sample from my build.xml
<target name="run"> <java fork="true" classname="com.progriff.jhaml.BatchJHaml" outputproperty="javaoutput"> <classpath> <path refid="classpath"/> <path location="${dist}/BatchJHaml.jar"/> </classpath> <arg value="${haml.path}"/> <arg value="${haml.layout.path}"/> <arg value="${haml.output.path}"/> <arg value="${haml.output.extension}"/> <arg value="${haml.javascript.path}"/> <arg value="${haml.stylesheet.path}"/> <arg value="${haml.recursive}" /> </java><echo message="${javaoutput}" /> </target>
For example if you have the following in your haml folder,
The resulting jsp folder will look like this