The XSLT is written in XSLT 2.0, so you’ll need to run it with an XSLT 2.0 processor. You can use Saxon, which is included in this repo.
Run a command like this to output the AsciiDoc:
java -jar saxon9he.jar -s book.xml -o book.asc d2a.xsl
If you’d like the AsciiDoc output to be "chunked" into separate files for each preface/chapter/appendix, add the parameter chunk-output=true:
java -jar saxon9he.jar -s book.xml -o book.asc d2a.xsl chunk-output=true
Content within <bookinfo> of the DocBook source will be output as XML to the filename specified in the parameter "bookinfo-doc-name". For example:
java -jar saxon9he.jar -s book.xml -o book.asc d2a.xsl chunk-output=true bookinfo-doc-name="mybookinfo.xml"
Default value of "bookinfo-doc-name" is "book-docinfo.xml"
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If you’d like the Glossary element to be output inside a DocBook passthrough, instead of Asciidoc markup, add the parameter glossary-passthrough=true:
java -jar saxon9he.jar -s book.xml -o book.asc d2a.xsl glossary-passthrough=true
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If you’d like to strip out the indexterm elements, use the parameter strip-indexterms=true:
java -jar saxon9he.jar -s book.xml -o book.asc d2a.xsl strip-indexterms=true
This example shows how to run this script for a subversion repository
First, you have to clone this repo so that you’ll have the code.
$ git clone https://[email protected]/oreillymedia/docbook2asciidoc.git
Second, pull down the repo for the book you want:
$ svn checkout https://prod.oreilly.com/internal/books/9781449307110/
Third, make a new directory where the asciidoc files will go:
$ cd ~/Desktop $ mkdir test $ cd test
Finally, run the file command to convert the big docbook file into separate asciidoc files. Note that you’ll need Java 1.5 [NEED TO CONFIRM VERSION] or higher. You’ll also need to add hardcoded paths to the saxon jar file and to :
java -jar /Users/odewahn/Desktop/docbook2asciidoc/saxon9he.jar -s /Users/odewahn/Desktop/9781449307110/current/book.xml -o book.asc /Users/odewahn/Desktop/docbook2asciidoc/d2a.xsl chunk-output=true