SCoT - simple content management tool


Running SCoT

Usage

This is how you run SCoT. The starting script can be found in "%SCOT_APP_HOME%\bin" and is named "scot".

SCoT accepts some options. In the next section you can see how they are used.

To run SCoT successfully you must give a source path and a destination path. These arguments are required.

Required arguments

SCoT needs two arguments. These are the source path and the destination path.

The source path is the path to the folder where you have to place your SCoT documents. You can see a description of how to set your source files in How to Organize Your SCoT Files.

The destionation path is the path to the folder where the HTML documents will be found after running SCoT.

Options

There is a series of options which will be accepted by SCoT. An option beginns with a minus ("-"), is immediatly followed by the option name. If the option needs an argument, this will follow after a space character.

OptionArgumentsDescription
-baseURLIf you want to have a base tag in all your HTML documents you can set the base to the given URL.
-helpShows a short description of how to use SCoT.
-keepUsally the destination path will be cleared so that the HTML documents will be compiled into an empty folder. If you wish you can keep the contents that are in the destination folder.
-uploadIf you want files to be uploaded copied to your destination, give this option.

Examples

The follwing examples should help you getting familiar with the possibilities of SCoT.

The first example will print out the short descriptions of how to run SCoT.

The second example will compile the SCoT documents from "D:\scot\example" to HTML documents in "D:\scot\html". Any existing file will be kept until it is a resulting HTML document created by this run. Every HTML document will contain a base tag which references to the local path "D:\scot\html".

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