testing: various changes

.gitignore

@@ -1,2 +1,4 @@
 drafts/*
-illustrations
+illustrations
+output
+temp

data/articles.lisp

@@ -15,15 +15,15 @@
    :html   t                                            ;; 't' to enable export to a html website / 'nil' to disable
    :gopher nil                                          ;; 't' to enable export to a gopher website / 'nil' to disable
 
-   :gemini t                                            ;; 't' to enable export to a gemini capsule / 'nil' to disable
+   :gemini nil                                            ;; 't' to enable export to a gemini capsule / 'nil' to disable
    :gemini-path      "gemini://gemini.252.no"                  ;; absolute path of your gemini capsule
    :gemini-index     "index.gmi"                         ;; filename of index file
    ))
 
 
-(converter :name :gemini :extension ".md"  :command "./gemini.sh %OUT %IN")
+;(converter :name :gemini :extension ".md"  :command "./gemini.sh %OUT %IN")
 (converter :name :markdown  :extension ".md"  :command "peg-markdown -t html -o %OUT data/%IN")
-(converter :name :markdown2 :extension ".md"  :command "./multimarkdown.sh %OUT %IN")
+(converter :name :markdown2 :extension ".md"  :command "multimarkdown -o %OUT data/%IN")
 (converter :name :org-mode  :extension ".org"
 	   :command (concatenate 'string
 				 "emacs data/%IN --batch --eval '(with-temp-buffer (org-mode) "

data/xmpp.md

@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
+With my recent announcement that I'll be ending my personal Matrix
+service, there comes the added question:  what now? For me it is a
+walk down memory lane, to XMPP.
+
+**Edit 2021 AUG  7:** As much as I enjoyed  XMPP back around 2010,
+the application ecosystem has changed a  lot and there seems to be
+less support for  XMPP now. I'm sorry to report  that OMEMO wasn't
+what I expected  it to be either, and the  major drivers for XMPP,
+to me,  was being able to  use Irssi or Weechat.  That didn't work
+out either  and Profanity was  disappointing. I'm leaving  it with
+that and the fact that you can now again reach me on Matrix.
+
+[^xep]: A list of the XMPP Extensions (XEP) is maintained at the
+    [XMPP  Extensions](https://xmpp.org/extensions/)   website.   There  are   currently  457
+    XEPs.
+ 
+XMPP is a  universal messaging standard which have  been in active
+use for a  long time. The same  way it is challenging  to use with
+different  types  of sub-standards,  called  XEPs,  it is  also  a
+wonderful   way  to   work  with   the  ecosystem   and  different
+purpose-built clients.  
+
+While Matrix was starting to build this ecosystem but had problems
+gaining momentum - especially for the  CLI clients, XMPP has had a
+wide variety of support for  different clients. Personally I found
+Profanity good.
+
+For now I just wanted to share some details on how to get in touch
+via Jabber/XMPP after we have  exchanged an email introduction via
+my [contact page](https://contact.252.no).
+
+To  get a  JID  (Jabber ID,  [XMPP JID](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6122#section-2.1),  you  can register  at
+e.g. [jabber.no](https://www.jabber.no/registrer-konto/).
+
+When you  have registered  an account,  and if you  do not  want a
+permanent presence  on the  network or do  not want  a desktop
+messenger, you may login through [converse.js](https://conversejs.org).
+
+[^xep-0384]: OMEMO,  which is  equivalent  to  Matrix encryption  is
+    defined in [XEP-0384](https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0384.html). I am particularly fond of the threat
+    model described, the clarity of it. A recommended read.
+
+If end to end encryption is required for the conversation, which
+would make  sense using third  party XMPP  servers - OMEMO  can be
+enabled in converse.js.

flake.nix

@@ -33,6 +33,16 @@
               pkgs.asdf
               pkgs.perl
               pkgs.multimarkdown
+              # pkgs.writeShellScript "mm-sh" ''
+              #   #!/bin/sh
+              #   cat data/$2 |perl -0pe 's/\[\^(.*?)\]\:(.*?)(\n\n)/\<span class="marginnote"\>\2\<\/span\>/gms' > $1.tmp
+              #   #    perl -0pe 's/\[\^(.*?)\][^:]/\<label for\="\1" class\="margin-toggle"\>/gms' 
+              #   multimarkdown -t html -o $1 $1.tmp && cat $1 |
+              #           perl -0pe 's/(\<h2|^)(.*?)(?=(\<h2)|\Z)/\n\<section\>\n\1\2\n<\/section\>\n/gms' |
+              #           perl -0pe 's/(\<blockquote\>.*?\<\/blockquote\>)/\<div class="epigraph"\>\n\1\n\<\/div\>/gms' |
+              #           perl -0pe 's/(\<blockquote\>.*?)\n(–.*?)(\<\/blockquote\>)/\1\<footer\>\2\<\/footer\>\3/gms' > $1.new && mv $1.new $1
+              #   rm $1.tmp
+              # ''
             ];
 
             phases = [ "unpackPhase" "installPhase" "cleanupPhase" ];

multimarkdown.sh

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
 #!/bin/sh
 
-cat data/$2 | perl -0pe 's/\[\^(.*?)\]\:(.*?)(\n\n)/\<span class="marginnote"\>\2\<\/span\>/gms' > $1.tmp
+cat data/$2 | ${perl} -0pe 's/\[\^(.*?)\]\:(.*?)(\n\n)/\<span class="marginnote"\>\2\<\/span\>/gms' > $1.tmp
 #    perl -0pe 's/\[\^(.*?)\][^:]/\<label for\="\1" class\="margin-toggle"\>/gms' 
-multimarkdown -t html -o $1 $1.tmp && cat $1 |
-	perl -0pe 's/(\<h2|^)(.*?)(?=(\<h2)|\Z)/\n\<section\>\n\1\2\n<\/section\>\n/gms' |
-	perl -0pe 's/(\<blockquote\>.*?\<\/blockquote\>)/\<div class="epigraph"\>\n\1\n\<\/div\>/gms' |
-	perl -0pe 's/(\<blockquote\>.*?)\n(–.*?)(\<\/blockquote\>)/\1\<footer\>\2\<\/footer\>\3/gms' > $1.new && mv $1.new $1
+${multimarkdown} -t html -o $1 $1.tmp && cat $1 |
+	${perl} -0pe 's/(\<h2|^)(.*?)(?=(\<h2)|\Z)/\n\<section\>\n\1\2\n<\/section\>\n/gms' |
+	${perl} -0pe 's/(\<blockquote\>.*?\<\/blockquote\>)/\<div class="epigraph"\>\n\1\n\<\/div\>/gms' |
+	${perl} -0pe 's/(\<blockquote\>.*?)\n(–.*?)(\<\/blockquote\>)/\1\<footer\>\2\<\/footer\>\3/gms' > $1.new && mv $1.new $1
 
 rm $1.tmp