pg_probackup/doc/Makefile


manpages = pg_arman.1

EXTRA_DIST = pg_arman.txt Makefile $(manpages)

htmls = pg_arman.html README.html

# We have asciidoc and xmlto, so build everything and define correct
# rules for build.
ifneq ($(ASCIIDOC),)
ifneq ($(XMLTO),)
dist_man_MANS = $(manpages)
doc_DATA = $(htmls)

pg_arman.1: pg_arman.xml $(doc_DATA)
	$(XMLTO) man $<

%.xml: %.txt
	$(ASCIIDOC) -b docbook -d manpage -o $@ $<

%.html: %.txt
	$(ASCIIDOC) -a toc -o $@ $<

README.html: ../README
	$(ASCIIDOC) -a toc -o $@ $<

endif # XMLTO
endif # ASCIIDOC

clean:
	rm -rf $(manpages) *.html *.xml
Use asciidoc and xmlto to automatic generation of man and html docs This has the merit to put all the documentation of the project into a single banner, and to centralize all the project in a single place at code level. Compiling documentation can be made by setting the variables ASCIIDOC and XMLTO. As PostgreSQL extension system is not that smart for doc generation, some custom Makefile path is used to install man pages into a folder that could directly by used in MANPATH. 2014-01-11 21:03:30 +03:00
Rename project to pg_arman This is officially a fork! 2014-01-27 06:02:56 +03:00			`manpages = pg_arman.1`
Use asciidoc and xmlto to automatic generation of man and html docs This has the merit to put all the documentation of the project into a single banner, and to centralize all the project in a single place at code level. Compiling documentation can be made by setting the variables ASCIIDOC and XMLTO. As PostgreSQL extension system is not that smart for doc generation, some custom Makefile path is used to install man pages into a folder that could directly by used in MANPATH. 2014-01-11 21:03:30 +03:00
Rename project to pg_arman This is officially a fork! 2014-01-27 06:02:56 +03:00			`EXTRA_DIST = pg_arman.txt Makefile $(manpages)`
Use asciidoc and xmlto to automatic generation of man and html docs This has the merit to put all the documentation of the project into a single banner, and to centralize all the project in a single place at code level. Compiling documentation can be made by setting the variables ASCIIDOC and XMLTO. As PostgreSQL extension system is not that smart for doc generation, some custom Makefile path is used to install man pages into a folder that could directly by used in MANPATH. 2014-01-11 21:03:30 +03:00
Rename project to pg_arman This is officially a fork! 2014-01-27 06:02:56 +03:00			`htmls = pg_arman.html README.html`
Use asciidoc and xmlto to automatic generation of man and html docs This has the merit to put all the documentation of the project into a single banner, and to centralize all the project in a single place at code level. Compiling documentation can be made by setting the variables ASCIIDOC and XMLTO. As PostgreSQL extension system is not that smart for doc generation, some custom Makefile path is used to install man pages into a folder that could directly by used in MANPATH. 2014-01-11 21:03:30 +03:00
			`# We have asciidoc and xmlto, so build everything and define correct`
			`# rules for build.`
			`ifneq ($(ASCIIDOC),)`
			`ifneq ($(XMLTO),)`
			`dist_man_MANS = $(manpages)`
			`doc_DATA = $(htmls)`

Rename project to pg_arman This is officially a fork! 2014-01-27 06:02:56 +03:00			`pg_arman.1: pg_arman.xml $(doc_DATA)`
Use asciidoc and xmlto to automatic generation of man and html docs This has the merit to put all the documentation of the project into a single banner, and to centralize all the project in a single place at code level. Compiling documentation can be made by setting the variables ASCIIDOC and XMLTO. As PostgreSQL extension system is not that smart for doc generation, some custom Makefile path is used to install man pages into a folder that could directly by used in MANPATH. 2014-01-11 21:03:30 +03:00			`$(XMLTO) man $<`

			`%.xml: %.txt`
			`$(ASCIIDOC) -b docbook -d manpage -o $@ $<`

			`%.html: %.txt`
			`$(ASCIIDOC) -a toc -o $@ $<`

			`README.html: ../README`
			`$(ASCIIDOC) -a toc -o $@ $<`

			`endif # XMLTO`
			`endif # ASCIIDOC`

			`clean:`
			`rm -rf $(manpages) .html .xml`