Text2page is a Python command-line tool that simplifies the process of converting plain text files (.txt) and markdown (.md) into well-structured HTML documents. It intelligently parses your text, identifies paragraphs, and generates valid HTML5 files, making it easy to turn your text-based content into web-ready pages.

• Installation
• Usage
• Credits
• License
• Contributing

Before using Text2page, make sure you have Python 3 installed on your system. You can download Python from the official website.

Before using Text2page, make sure you have Python 3 installed on your system. You can download Python from the official website.

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Vishnudas2003/Text2Page.git
   

2. Navigate to the project directory

   cd text2page
   

3. Create a folder named textFiles in the project directory and place your .txt files inside it. This is where your input files will be located.

To convert a single .txt file to HTML, use the following command:

python text2page.py /path/to/your/file.txt

Replace /path/to/your/file.txt with the actual path to your .txt file. To convert all .txt files within a directory, use:

python text2page.py /path/to/your/directory

This command will process all .txt files within the specified directory.

Text2page includes support for Markdown. It can convert Markdown (.md) files to HTML. Simply provide a Markdown file as input, and Text2page will generate an HTML file with the same content.

python text2page.py /path/to/your/file.md

Replace /path/to/your/file.md with the actual path to your .md file.

By default, Text2page will create an output directory named til in the project directory. You can specify a different output directory using the --output or -o flag. For example:

python text2page.py /path/to/your/directory -o /path/to/output

This command will store the generated HTML files in the /path/to/output directory.

To check the version of Text2page, use the --version or -v flag:

python text2page.py --version

Text2page includes support for TOML files. Meaning that you can create a TOML file to bypass entering a long list of optional arguments into your command line. In your TOML file, you are able to specify both the output directory and stylesheet you like to use and Text2page will apply those arguments to the program. You can specify that you want to use a TOML config file by using the --config or -c flag. For example:

python text2page.py /path/to/your/file or directory --config /path/to/your/toml.config

Replace /path/to/your/file with your .txt or .md file or replace it with a directory containing the .txt or .md files.

Text2page now supports horizontal rules in Markdown. To create a horizontal rule, use three or more hyphens, asterisks, or underscores, separated by spaces (e.g., ---, ***, or ___) in your Markdown content. When Text2page encounters a horizontal rule in the Markdown content, it will replace it with an HTML

Input Markdown:

This is some text below the horizontal rule.

And this is some text below the horizontal rule.

Text2page now supports inline blocks in Markdown. You can enclose text in single backticks () to render it as <code>...text...</code> in the HTML output. For example, code` will become code in the generated HTML.

Here is an example of inline code: `code`.

python text2page.py /path/to/your/file.md

python text2page.py --help