list-content

list-content is a simple script that parses an AsciiDoc file and prints all files included in it to standard output.

Installation

Install the asciidoctor-list-content Ruby gem:

gem install asciidoctor-list-content

Usage

List all AsciiDoc files included in the specified file:
```
list-content main.adoc
```
By default, the files are listed with the path relative to the current working directory. To make the paths relative to a different directory, specify the --relative-to or -r command-line option:
```
list-content --relative-to ../../../ main.adoc
```
Include the name of the specified file on each output line:
```
list-content --with-filename main.adoc
```
This is especially useful if you are running the script of multiple files at the same time:
```
list-content --with-filename */main.adoc
```
By default, the script uses a colon followed by a single space as the separator. If you plan to save the output as a CSV file, specify the --delimiter or -d command-line option:
```
list-content --with-filename --delimiter ',' */main.adoc
```
For a complete list of available options, run the script with the --help or -h command-line option:
```
list-content --help
```

Copyright

This program is free software, released under the terms of the MIT license. It is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.