[forge-dev] Asciidoctor, Hyla and Forge

[Dan Allen]

Indeed, as Lincoln mentioned, AsciidoctorJ and JRuby work just fine now on
Jboss Modules / Wildly. You do need to deploy it as a JBoss Module. You can
see an example of how to configure it in the AsciiDoc WebSocket editor by
@mgreau.

https://github.com/mgreau/when-websocket-met-asciidoctor/blob/master/module/README.adoc

I can confirm it works as do the excellent Arquillian tests he wrote, so
good news!

-Dan
On Feb 4, 2014 7:47 AM, "Lincoln Baxter, III" <lincolnbaxter at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hey Alex!
>
> Good to hear from you :) Regarding JBoss Modules, I don't think there will
> be a problem there, because I have AsciidoctorJ running fine on JBoss AS 7,
> and that also uses JBM. If there is an issue, which would surprise me, we
> can fix it :)
>
> Let's see how it goes!
>
> This sounds like a perfect fit for Forge. How can we help you get started?
>
> ~Lincoln
>
>
> On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 8:40 AM, George Gastaldi <ggastald at redhat.com>wrote:
>
>> Looks like it's doable with Forge 2. I'd love to know which issue you had
>> with JBM in your past experience.
>>
>> Join us in the IRC (#forge in irc.freenode.net) and we'll help you out
>> on setting up a new addon to do that.
>>
>> Em 04/02/2014, às 11:35, Alex Soto <asotobu at gmail.com> escreveu:
>>
>> Hello Forge folks,
>>
>> this is Alex, I am the developer of AsciidoctorJ, the interface between
>> Ruby part of Asciidoctor and Java. There is one project called Hyla
>> https://github.com/cmoulliard/hyla (written in Ruby) which is something
>> like a console for working with Asciidoctor. Basically what I am going to
>> do is something similar but for Java.
>>
>> What I want is create some commands which allows you to create an
>> Asciidoctor project for example with DZSlides structure, so for example
>> user can do:
>>
>> $>asciidoctor install template dzslides http://......... #this command
>> download a template from internet and install it inside forge directory.
>>
>> $>asciidoctor create dzslides /home/alex/mypresentation #this command
>> basically uncompress the downloaded file inside the destination directory
>>
>> $>asciidoctor render #this command renders the project.
>>
>> Then as you can see it is a very lightweight operations, basically
>> download something from internet, uncompress it, and run a compilation
>> command. Of course maybe in future I can add something like push to
>> github-pages, ....
>>
>> But my original idea was to usig Crest (project from Tomitribe) because I
>> don't need many things provided by (Forge 1), but after Forge 2 is released
>> (which means user can install the required addons instead of having some
>> predefined addons),
>>
>> I send this email because Lincoln asked it in Twitter, so I don't know
>> what are your thoughts about this.
>>
>> BTW one thing that worries me a lot is about using JBoss Modules because
>> historically has complicated a bit our life with classloader issues and
>> JRuby, but of course may be it is time to give a try with Forge.
>>
>> Thank you so much,
>> Alex.
>> --
>> +----------------------------------------------------------+
>>   Alex Soto Bueno
>>   www.lordofthejars.com
>> +----------------------------------------------------------+
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