generate-my-confluence-how-to-article

#!/bin/sh
#
# Generate markdown version of my confluence how-to article and push it.

set -e

title=${1:?title missing}
clean_title=$(
    printf "$title" |
        exec tr -cs '[:alnum:]-' - |
        exec tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]'
)
: "${clean_title:?invalid title}"

repo=$HOME/src/doc
doc_dir=$repo/how-to-articles
howto_dir=$doc_dir/$clean_title
asset_dir=$howto_dir/asset
pandoc_file=$howto_dir/article.pandoc.md
article_file=$howto_dir/article.md
metadata_file=$howto_dir/metadata.yaml
reference_links_file=$doc_dir/reference-links.pandoc.md

test -r "$asset_dir" &&
    test -r "$pandoc_file" &&
    test -r "$metadata_file" &&
    test -r "$reference_links_file" ||
    exit 1

cd -- "$repo" ||
    exit 1

export \
    GIT_DIR \
    GIT_WORK_TREE
GIT_WORK_TREE=$repo
GIT_DIR=$repo/.git

pandoc() {
    command pandoc \
        -o "$article_file" \
        -f markdown \
        -t commonmark \
        --indented-code-classes numberLines \
        "$pandoc_file" \
        "$reference_links_file"

    # command pandoc \
    # 	-s \
    # 	-o "$article_file.html" \
    # 	-f markdown \
    # 	-t html5 \
    # 	--indented-code-classes numberLines \
    # 	"$metadata_file" "$pandoc_file" "$reference_links_file";
}

\pandoc &&
    command -- git add -f "$howto_dir" &&
    command -- git commit -m "edit: $title" &&
    exec git push -u --tags origin master

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