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My goal is to use asciidoctor to render an html file, including an html template, and an .adoc file that can be easily edited by a non-technical worker. I can currently get the html template to render, but am not sure how I can wire up an adoc file to place text inside of specific tags, i.e. inside of the template divs/paragraphs. Currently running this command from terminal: 

rm assets/templates/about/digitization.html && asciidoctor -a stylesheet! -T 
assets/templates/asciidoc/about/templates/ -o assets/templates/about/digitization.html     
assets/templates/asciidoc/about/digitization.adoc

With this command, currently anything inside of digitization.adoc is not showing up (nor do I understand how to get text to render within the correct places in the html template).

Arik
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  • Using ruby asciidoctor? What other techs? – LightGuard Nov 07 '14 at 06:01
  • Just asciidoctor and html are my only concerns in this case; it is a java stack however. – Arik Nov 07 '14 at 15:23
  • Are you serving the files from the Java server? You'll want to use asciidoctorj for the java integration. Maybe that will work for you as you can run the rendering through the API and get back the html as a string and place it into the response that way. – LightGuard Nov 07 '14 at 17:13

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