Use pandoc to build directory md->html

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#!/bin/bash

name=$(basename $(pwd))

style=kate

flags=" -s --highlight-style $style"

if [ -f "$name.html" ] ; then
  flags="$flags -A $name.html "
fi

if [ -f "$name.css" ] ; then
  flags="$flags -c /$name.css "
  cp $name.css build/$name.css
fi

find . -name "*.md" | while read file ; do
  dname=`dirname "$file"`
  bname=$dname/`basename "$file" .md`

  mkdir -p build/$dname

  fileflags=""

  if [ -f "$bname.html" ] ; then
    fileflags="$fileflags -A $bname.html "
  fi

  if [ -f "$bname.css" ] ; then
    cp $bname.css build/$bname.css
    fileflags="$fileflags -c ./$bname.css "
  fi

  pandoc $file $fileflags $flags -o build/$bname.html
done


# static files

if [ -d "static" ] ; then
  cp ./static/* build
fi

Usage: nspace

It looks at the directory you're in. dirname.html and dirname.css are always inserted -- filename.css and filename.html are done on a per-file basis.