Subject: Re: [xsl] ePub XSLT out there? From: jeroen@xxxxxxxx Date: Wed, 04 Aug 2010 10:15:38 +0200 |
I've been doing something like that as part of my tei2html project for Project Gutenberg. See http://code.google.com/p/tei2html/ I hope my code is less arcane than the TEI toolsets, but there is some natural complexity due to the need to split files up into multiple parts (ePub 300k size limit; need to split CSS from HTML as style tag is deprecated), and still having all cross-references and other aspects of the data work properly. I build the entire ePub structure from within XSLT 2.0, except for the copying of images and zipping it all up.
Good day,
I just wandered if anyone has already gone though the trouble of creating a basic XSL template to generate the minimum ePub files and structure. If not, I will try and put something together on my own. I'm far from an expert in XSLT and creating directory structures, indexes etc. is something I have not yet done with XSLT, but I'm sure with Saxon and a bit of fiddling around it should be do-able.
Any insights from anyone who has ventured down this path before will be helpful. I found something similar in TEI toolsets, but it's complex and a bit overwhelming. I think a template that creates just the minimum ePub structure would be well received by a lot of people.
Kind regards, Jacobus
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