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The --export option allows exporting Readme files to a single HTML page. Currently, it uses the filename of the input file, but with an .html extension. This should be extended to specify an output file.
Some thoughts
When --export is used, the server isn't run, so the optional <address> argument will be unused. We could have the second argument specify a directory or file to write to in this case.
We could also just have an optional --export=<filename> variation if docopt supports it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The
--export
option allows exporting Readme files to a single HTML page. Currently, it uses the filename of the input file, but with an.html
extension. This should be extended to specify an output file.Some thoughts
--export
is used, the server isn't run, so the optional<address>
argument will be unused. We could have the second argument specify a directory or file to write to in this case.--export=<filename>
variation if docopt supports it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: