examples/example.rb in gepub-0.0.10 vs examples/example.rb in gepub-0.1.1

- old
+ new

@@ -1,55 +1,49 @@ # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- require 'rubygems' require 'gepub' require 'fileutils' -epubdir = "testepub" +epubname = "testepub.epub" title = "samplepub" -FileUtils.rm_rf(epubdir) -FileUtils.mkdir(epubdir) -epub = GEPUB::Generator.new(title) +epub = GEPUB::Book.new(title) epub.author="the author" epub.publisher="the publisher" epub.date = "2010-05-03" epub.identifier = "http://www.skoji.jp/testepub/2010-05-03" # create test contents files +contents = {} [ 'coverpage', 'chapter1', 'chapter2' ].each { |name| - File.open(epubdir + "/#{name}.html", 'w') { - |file| - file << <<EOF + contents[name] = <<EOF <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" lang="ja" xml:lang="ja"> - <head> - <title>sample #{name} </title> - </head> - <body> - <h1>#{name}</h1> +<head> +<title>sample #{name} </title> +</head> +<body> +<h1>#{name}</h1> <p>here comes the contents for #{name}</p> - </body> +</body> </html> EOF - } } # coverpage won't appear on toc, so do not call addNav -epub.addManifest('cover', "coverpage.html", 'application/xhtml+xml') -epub.spine.push('cover') +epub.spine << epub.add_item('coverpage.html', StringIO.new(contents['coverpage'])) +chap1 = epub.add_item("chapter1.html", StringIO.new(contents['chapter1'])) +epub.spine << chap1 +epub.add_nav(chap1, 'Chapter 1') +chap2 = epub.add_item("chapter2.html", StringIO.new(contents['chapter2'])) +epub.spine << chap2 +# if there are image files, they need not add to spine. +epub.add_nav(chap2, 'Chapter 2') +# GEPUB::Book#add_ordered_item will added on <manifest> and <spine> section. +# if you want to add image file, use GEPUB::Book#add_item instead. +epub.generate_epub(epubname) -epub.addManifest('chap1', "chapter1.html", 'application/xhtml+xml') -epub.spine.push('chap1') -epub.addNav('chap1', 'Chapter 1', "chapter1.html") - -epub.addManifest('chap2', "chapter2.html", 'application/xhtml+xml') -epub.spine.push('chap2') -epub.addNav('chap1', 'Chapter 2', "chapter2.html") - - -epub.create(epubdir) -epub.create_epub(epubdir, ".")