CLI rendering via govspeak binary #87
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kevindew
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Introduces a `govspeak` bin which can take input in three ways: 1. As an argument: `govspeak "render me"` 2. From a file: `govspeak --file render-me.md` 3. From stdin: `echo "render-me" | govspeak` All output to stdout Govspeak options can be passed in as JSON as a string through `--options` or as a file through `--options-file options.json`
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This adds in a binary so that you can render govspeak from the command line, hardly an essential feature but it's been very useful in debugging how govspeak interacts.
I figure it may also be useful if there are any non ruby applications that need to make use of govspeak.
Usage
govspeak "render me"govspeak --file render-me.mdecho "render-me" | govspeakbundle exec govspeak "render-me"Outputs to stdout
Govspeak options can be passed in as JSON as a string through
--optionsor as a file through--options-file options.json