bluefeather1
Bluefeather
Usage
bluefeather [options]
file1
[file2
file3
..]
Overview
bluefeather - Extended Markdown Converter
Options
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-e, --encoding NAME -
parse input files as encoding of NAME:
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s[hift(_-)jis] / e[uc-jp] / u[tf-8] / a[scii] |
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default: 'utf-8' |
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-f, --format TYPE -
specify format:
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t[ext] => text mode |
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d[ocument] => document mode |
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--force -
write even if target files have not changed. (default: only if target files have changed)
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-h, --help -
show this help.
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-o, --output DIR -
output files to DIR. (default: same as input file)
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-q, --quiet -
no output to stderr.
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--suffix .SUF -
specify suffix of output files. (default: '.html')
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-v, --verbose -
verbose mode - output detail of operation.
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--version -
show BlueFeather version.
Advanced Usage:
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* If specify files only '-', bluefeather read from stdin and write to stdout.
Example:
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bluefeather *.bftext *.bfdoc bluefeather
-v--sufix.xhtml-o../ sample.markdown bluefeather -
More info:
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see <http://ruby.morphball.net/bluefeather/>
Releases
Unchanged in 6 releases since Debian 8 (Jessie).