# Gmirator

This tool was made so I could write my content only in `gmi` and publish both a
gemini capsule and a website.

For now, this is very rudimentary and things are bound to change... and break from
version to version.

## Features

- generates HTML from gemtext
- can synchronise your files with your server using rsync

## Notes on usage

Good practice for gemini dictates that we don't use multiple `h1` titles in one page
and for that reason, the last (and therefore the first) `h1` title encountered will
be used as the title of the HTML page.

## TODO

- [X] concatenate header + gmi2html + footer
- [ ] allow some special characters to start a `<p>`
    - like the `*` for emphasis or `~~` for a strikethrough
- [X] write the `gen_gmi` function
- [X] make the line "---\n" of the footer only present in the code, not in the footer
  file
- [X] make a config file for things like
    - certain variables should be made `CONSTANT` in the `__init__.py`
- [X] also update the "/gemlog/index.gmi" with the list of articles
- [X] write the sync features
- [X] test the `gen gmi` and `gen html` features
    - [ ] write tests for it
- [ ] move config file to `~/.config` with placeholder values
    - [X] check for a config file in `~/.config`
- [X] maybe save the old Bash script somewhere for posterity ?
- [X] reorganise the directory where the content is
- [X] replace `print`s with `logging`
- [ ] make a call graph
- [ ] rewrite `process_file` to make it easier to test

## My setup

My current folder structure for my capsule+website looks something like this:

```
myinternet
├── assets
│  ├── favicon.ico
│  └── style.css
├── content
│  ├── gemlog
│  │  └── index.gmi
│  ├── index.gmi
│  └── projects.gmi
├── gmi-helper
│  └── footer.gmi
├── html-helper
│  ├── footer-part.html
│  └── header-part.html
├── README.md
└── web
   ├── favicon.ico
   ├── gemlog
   │  └── index.html
   ├── index.html
   ├── projects.html
   └── style.css
```

This is only meant as a reference if my code isn't clear enough and had too much
implicits