DocGen

Generates HTML documentation from a Google Sheets.

How to use

NB: you will need a Google Sheets API token. Follow the guide. While following the guide, you will obtain a credentials.json file. For this application to run, rename it client_secret.json.

cp .env.example .env
# edit .env to set your spreadsheet's ID and data range

source .env
go run main.go

What should the spreadsheet look like

For now, these are the rules:

• Range is defined in .env, SPREADSHEET_RANGE
• It should be 3 columns
• Column 0 is used to specify if the row is a title, its level, or if it should be ignored:
  • x: the row is ignored
  • 1, 2 or 3:
    • the row is a N-level title (<h1>Title</h1> for 1, <h2>Title</h2> for 2...)
    • the text in column 1 is used as the title
• Column 1 is the title
  • if column 0 is empty, the title level used is 4 (<h4>Title</h4>)
• Colmun 2 is the text
  • the text in column 2 is added as text parsed as follows:
    • text encased in ** is bold (<strong>Text</strong>)
    • line starting with - is treated as a list element (<li>)
    • line containing | is treated as a table element. The first line of a table is necessarily headings.
    • as in markdown, a line starting with # is considered a title. The number of # determines the title level.

Current limitations:

• It only supports titles from levels 1 to 3

License

MIT