package = "h5tk" version = "2.1-1" source = { url = "git://github.com/forflo/h5tk", tag = "v4.1" } description = { summary = "H5tk - An erector like html5 code generation toolkit for lua", detailed = [[ This module can be used to generate (formatted and unformatted) html5 code. It is very similar to the erector framework: (http://erector.rubyforge.org/). Just imagine you would want to emit html code that represents a table. With h5tk it's as simple as the following snippet: h5tk.table{ h5tk.tr{ h5tk.th{"First"}, h5tk.th{"Second"}, h5tk.th{"3"}, h5tk.th{"4"} }, h5tk.tr{ h5tk.td{"foo1"}, h5tk.td{"foo2"}, h5tk.td{"boo3"}, h5tk.td{"foo4"} } } This would genreate the following code:
First Second 3 4
foo1 foo2 boo3 foo4
For a more complex example, consider this: io.write("") io.write(h5tk.html{ h5tk.head{ h5tk.style{ "table, th, td { border: 1px solid black; }" }, h5tk.title{ "Geiler ", "Titel!!" } }, h5tk.body{ h5tk.p{ style = "bold!" }, h5tk.table{ h5tk.tr{ (function () local t = {} for i=1,2 do t[i] = h5tk.th{"foo" .. i} end return t end), h5tk.th{"foo"}, h5tk.th{"boo"} }, h5tk.tr{ h5tk.td{"foo1"}, h5tk.th{"foo2"}, h5tk.th{"boo3"}, h5tk.td{"boo4"} } } } }) The above code emits a valid html5 page and could be used as cgi script for dynamic webcontent. ]], homepage = "http://www.github.com/forflo/h5tk", license = "GPL" } dependencies = { "lua ~> 5" } build = { type = "builtin", modules = { h5tk = "h5tk.lua" } }