In the world of text and web, a bridge is often needed. Enter tml, a straightforward command-line tool designed to swiftly convert your .txt files into clean HTML documents. Let's dive briefly into its magic.
Getting Started with tml
Installation:
git clone https://github.com/mnajibi/tml.git
cd tml
chmod +x main.py
Usage:
./main.py <path-to-txt-file>
Example:
python main.py examples/sample3.txt
Key Features
- Batch Conversion: Hand over a directory, and tml will process all .txt files within.
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Automatic Formatting:
Your text paragraphs? They'll be neatly wrapped in
<p>...</p>tags. -
Title Recognition:
A title followed by two blank lines in your
.txt?tmlsets it as the HTML<title>and creates a bold<h1>tag in the body. -
Custom Output Directory:
Specify where you want your .html files with:
./main.py <path-to-txt-file> --output <path-to-output-directory>Example:python main.py examples/sample3.txt --output ./custom
Wrap Up
tml brings simplicity and efficiency to your text-to-HTML needs. No fuss, no clutter, just pure conversion. Curious? Dive into the project on GitHub for more.
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