Actually jsut another site generator that allows you to generate static sites based off of text data.

The -i or --input flag means the input path. This will look for all texts files within the folder. You can provide a .txt file or a directory. This is a required field for the program to work.

This will take the content from the text file and output a HTML file.

    ./tgsg -i sample.txt

This will go though a directory named sample and look for .txt files.

    ./tgsg -i sample

This feature automatically creates an h1 tag for the first line if there are two empty lines following the first line.

This feature allows the user to input markdown files for conversion into HTML. As of right now the only supported markdown feature is the #/h1 element.

Navigate to the folder with the main.cpp through terminal. Enter the following command to allow for Markdown processing.

./tgsg -m ./PATH_TO_MARKDOWN_FILE

In the file, have the proper syntax for Markdown for header one components:

# HELLO WORLD

This feature allows the user to input an html language tag. The default language is English-Canadian.

Navigate to the folder with the main.cpp through terminal. Enter the following command to specify a language. -l or --lang is acceptable.

./tgsg -i sample.txt -l fr