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XOHTML(1)		  BSD General Commands Manual		     XOHTML(1)

NAME
     xohtml — display libxo html output xo_emit(3)

SYNOPSIS
     xohtml [-c] [-b <base>] [-c -<command>"] [-f -<output>]
	    [command argument...]

DESCRIPTION
     xohtml is a tool for preparing libxo(3) HTML output for display in modern
     HTML web browsers.	 xohtml can operate in two modes.  If command is pro‐
     vided either with the -c option or as argument(s) to the xohtml command,
     that command is executed and the resulting output is processed.  If no
     command is given, the standard input is used.

     xohtml is typically used to wrap libxo output with sufficient HTML con‐
     tent to allow display in a web browser.  This includes parent HTML tags
     as well as CSS stylesheets and Javascript files.

     If the command is given directly on the command line, xohtml will add the
     "--libxo=html" option needed to generate HTML output from libxo -enabled
     applications.  See libxo(3) for details.

     The following options are available:

     -b <base>

     --base <base>
	     Supplies a source path for the CSS and Javascript files refer‐
	     enced in the output of xohtml.

     -c <command>

     --command <command>
	     Use the given command instead of one on the command line.	This
	     command should be quoted if it consists of multiple tokens, and
	     should contain the "--libxo=html" option or equivalent, since the
	     command is used directly.

     -f <file>

     --file <file>
	     Output is saved to the given file, rather than to the standard
	     output descriptor.

EXAMPLES
     The following command line will run "du --libxo=html ~/src" and save the
     output to /tmp/src.html:

	       xohtml du ~/src > /tmp/src.html

     The following command line will run "du --libxo=html,warn ~/src" and save
     the output to /tmp/src.html:

	       du --libxo=html,warn ~/src | xohtml -f /tmp/src.html

     The following command line will run "du --libxo=html,warn ~/src" and save
     the output to /tmp/src.html:

	       xohtml -c "du --libxo=html,warn ~/src" -f /tmp/src.html

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION
     Complete documentation can be found on github:

	   http://juniper.github.io/libxo/libxo-manual.html

     libxo lives on github as:

	   https://github.com/Juniper/libxo

     The latest release of libxo is available at:

	   https://github.com/Juniper/libxo/releases

SEE ALSO
     libxo(3), xo_emit(3)

HISTORY
     The libxo library was added in FreeBSD 11.0.

AUTHOR
     Phil Shafer

BSD			       December 4, 2014				   BSD

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