15 | .] .] 16 | 17 | 18 | [.row 19 | [.col-md-4 20 | ### Dahlia 21 |
22 | .]
23 |
24 | [.col-md-4
25 | ### Keystoke
26 | 
27 | .]
28 |
29 | [.col-md-4
30 | ### Lantana
31 | 
32 | .]
33 |
34 | .].]
35 |
36 |
22 | .]
23 |
24 | [.col-md-4
25 | ### Keystoke
26 |
27 | .]
28 |
29 | [.col-md-4
30 | ### Lantana
31 |
32 | .]
33 |
34 | .].]
35 |
36 |
19 | .]
20 |
21 | [.col-md-4
22 | ## Keystoke
23 |
24 | .]
25 |
26 | [.col-md-4
27 | ## Lantana
28 |
29 | .]
30 |
31 | .].]
32 | ////about.html
33 | [.container [.row [.col-md-12
34 |
35 | ## About BootDown
36 |
37 | BootDown combines Markdown and Bootstrap to allow you to make quick and dirty static HTML sites as quickly and easily as possible.
38 |
39 | Features
40 |
41 | * Markdown - but extended with a short notation for divs with classes using [ . See the source of this site for details.
42 | * Bootstrap and BootSwatch
43 |
44 | ## Philosophy
45 |
46 | Basically it's a Markdown to HTML processor with some extra tricks added to it
47 |
48 | * A header section that lets you define a menu, footer, projectname, bootswatch, head_extra (extra code to put in page headers)
49 | * A "page-break" option (lines beginning with ////) so that your single .md file becomes a number of HTML pages
50 | * A very light-weight markup for defining divs with classes and ids using [.CLASSNAME#ID and .]
51 | * A markup for including CSV files as tables, YouTube videos, BandCamp albums and SoundCloud albums
52 |
53 | Unlike most static site systems that are built around templating engines, with BootDown you write both your page content, and the structure in a single source file. Using [. .] for divs. This gives you all the flexibility you need to layout your pages any way you like, within the BootStrap grid.
54 |
55 |
56 | ## Aims and Features
57 |
58 | * To be the quickest, laziest way to make an "acceptable" flat site.
59 | * Emphasis on the "acceptable". Comes with several off-the-shelf Bootstrap / [Bootswatches](https://bootswatch.com/) to choose from.
60 | * But strongly discourages you trying to write your own CSS or other styling. No templates!
61 | * (Well, actually you CAN put a custom template in but it's a hack.)
62 | * hello world
") 12 | 13 | class TestPageBreak(unittest.TestCase) : 14 | 15 | def test1(self) : 16 | s = "hello world" 17 | bd = BootDown("",s) 18 | self.assertEquals(bd.pages,[]) 19 | 20 | def test2(self) : 21 | s = """title=Hello World 22 | //// page1.html 23 | page 1""" 24 | bd = BootDown("",s) 25 | self.assertEquals(len(bd.pages),1) 26 | self.assertEquals(bd.atts["title"],"Hello World") 27 | self.assertEquals(bd.pages[0].name,"page1.html") 28 | self.assertEquals(bd.pages[0].body,"page 1
") 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | def test3(self) : 33 | s = """title=Hello World 34 | menu=a a.com, b b.com 35 | //// page1.html 36 | page 1 37 | //// page2.html 38 | Page 2 39 | 40 | * list""" 41 | bd = BootDown("",s) 42 | self.assertEquals(len(bd.pages),2) 43 | self.assertEquals(bd.atts["title"],"Hello World") 44 | p2= bd.pages[1] 45 | self.assertEquals(p2.name,"page2.html") 46 | self.assertEquals(p2.body,"""Page 2
47 |abc
55 |def
57 |ghi
59 |jkl
61 |mno
63 |pqrs
65 |qwerty
\nuiop
\nfafa
\njkl
\n' 71 | self.assertEquals(handleDivs(s,0,"","",{}).replace("\n",""),des.replace("\n","")) 72 | 73 | 74 | class TestRows(unittest.TestCase) : 75 | def test1(self) : 76 | s = """dummy=blah 77 | ////page1.html 78 | [.row#r1 79 | 80 | [.span3 81 | 82 | # Page 5 83 | 84 | [.hoo#boo hello inside .] 85 | .] 86 | 87 | .]""" 88 | bd = BootDown("",s) 89 | p = bd.pages[0] 90 | self.assertEquals(p.body.replace("\n",""),"""hello inside
95 |xyz
128 |hello world
" 139 | self.assertEquals(mkdn.cook(s1,env),""+s1+"
") 140 | 141 | def test2(self) : 142 | s2 = """[