Added intial pages

.gitignore

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 *.html
-# build dir
 www-root
+docs/papers/.list

Makefile

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 		$<
 	./tools/mgify "$@"
 
-%.html: %.pg
-	$(repo2html) -icontent -ftools/extfmt < $< > $@
+%.html: %.pg docs/papers/.list
+	$(repo2html) -icontent -ftools/extfmt <$< >$@
+
+docs/papers/.list: $(articles)
+	echo "$(articles)" | tr ' ' '\n' | tools/doclist >$@
 
 pages: $(pages)
 articles: $(articles)

README

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-Just a bunch of random thoughts at random times.
+The miscellaneous thoughts and ramblings of a free software hacker.
 
-http://mikegerwitz.com/thoughts/
+This website is processed with repo2html.
+
+http://mikegerwitz.com/

docs/10-about.pg

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+About
+
+Mike Gerwitz is a [free (as in freedom) software][0] [hacker][1] and activist
+with an insatiable lust for the command line of a [GNU][2] operating system.
+While much of his earlier experience focused on web development, much of his
+free time is now spent researching machine architectures, compilers, mathematics
+and various other fields. He also closely follows the work of the [Free Software
+Foundation][0], [Electronic Frontier Foundation][3] and other entities devoted
+to free information and free society.
+
+Outside of his field, Mike enjoys time with his family---including his fiancé
+and son---whom keep him busy and probably contribute to the retention of his
+sanity. Mike also has a fascination with a wide range of sciences that he
+wishes he had the time to devote to researching.
+
+A great deal of information regarding Mike's opinions on various topics can be
+found throughout this website. Much of the site is devoted to his thoughts and
+ramblings on various matters and so may contain material that is subject to
+extreme bias; the reader is encouraged to construct his or her own opinions.
+Papers are styled such that they focus on the topic at hand and void themselves
+of most of the political and author-specific content found on this website.
+Formal papers contain no such influence without rationale and references.
+
+Mike may be contacted by sending any e-mail to this domain, though he
+conventionally prefers the user `mike'; he does not make use of ``social media''
+websites, though he may (or may not) respond to queries on websites that he is a
+member of.
+
+(Note: This website itself is free---the source code is available via the commit
+hash links in the footer of various pages and the content is licensed for free
+distribution and, in some cases, modification.)
+
+
+[0] http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/
+[1] http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.html#Hacker
+[2] http://gnu.org/
+[3] http://eff.org/

docs/20-projects.pg

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+Free Software Projects
+
+Listed below are my notable public projects. I have various other scripts and
+personal playthings that may be found on both [Gitorious][0] and [GitHub][1]
+that are not worth listing here, but may be of interest to certain
+readers/hackers.
+
+While writings are certainly projects in their own right, they are listed
+separately in the ``Papers'' section of this website.
+
+[ease.js][2] is a classical object-oriented framework for JavaScript intended to
+eliminate boilerplate code and ``ease'' the transition into JavaScript from
+other object-oriented languages.
+
+[repo2html][3] is a repository-agnostic HTML-generation tool used to generate
+content from commit messages; it is the tool used to generate much of the
+content on this website and was developed precisely for that reason. As such,
+the project currently only supports Git.
+
+[git-supp][4] contains a number of supplemental scripts for Git that I have
+found to be useful. Examples include short aliasing for common commands (e.g.
+typing `c` instead of `git commit`), a colorful PS1 and a state hook for
+displaying and automatically augmenting commit messages with branch-specific
+state strings.
+
+[thoughts][5] is this website; readers and hackers are welcome to use the
+repository for offline browsing, learning, distributing, mirroring, compiling in
+alternate formats or whatever else the content licenses permit. Code is released
+under a free software license and creative works (such as thoughts, articles and
+papers) are released under licenses that permit free distribution and, in
+certain cases, modification. Direct links to various commits may be found via
+the commit hashes within the footer of most pages.
+
+
+[0] http://gitorious.org/~mikegerwitz
+[1] http://github.com/mikegerwitz
+[2] http://easejs.org/
+[3] https://gitorious.org/repo2html or https://github.com/mikegerwitz/repo2html
+[4] https://gitorious.org/git-supp or https://github.com/mikegerwitz/git-supp
+[5] https://gitorious.org/mtg-personal/thoughts or
+https://github.com/mikegerwitz/thoughts

docs/30-papers.pg

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+Papers / Articles
+
+More information on each work is provided via its respective link. If a thought
+post (that is---one of the posts that is listed on the index page) is of
+adequate length with sufficient references and content, it may too be included.
+
+[cat:docs/papers/.list]

docs/about/gnu-inside-ex

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+<div id="gnulinux-inside" style="position: absolute; top: 0px; right: 0px;">
+  <a href="http://gnu.org/">
+    <img src="http://mikegerwitz.com/images/gnu-inside.png"
+      alt="GNU/Linux Inside!" title="GNU/Linux Inside!" />
+  </a>
+</div>

docs/about/inside.pg

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+GNU/Linux Inside
+
+[img:heckert-gnu.png:GNU]
+
+This website and the server on which it is hosted is run entirely by [free
+software][0].
+
+Do you use GNU/Linux or other free software on your website? Flaunt it! Feel
+free to place the image below on your own website, blog, or anywhere else you
+see fit to let others know that you support GNU and free software.
+
+This image also helps to bring awareness to the [GNU operating system][1] as
+well as GNU's philosophy.[0] The majority of users today consider the operating
+system to be called ``Linux'', which is false---this is the name of the kernel;
+GNU is the operating system.[2]
+
+*The page fold is transparent*; it will therefore work well with any background
+color. Please note that this is a PNG with alphatransparency---older browsers
+that users shouldn't be using anymore (such as IE 6) will not render it properly
+unless you take the necessary precautions.
+
+[img:gnu-inside.png:GNU/Linux Inside!]
+
+Feel free to [download the source file (GIMP)][3]. Below is the code with which
+you may embed this on your own website.
+
+[src:docs/about/gnu-inside-ex:html]
+
+
+[0] http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/
+[1] http://www.gnu.org/
+[2] http://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html
+[3] http://mikegerwitz.com/images/gnu-inside.xcf

tools/doclist

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+#!/bin/bash
+#
+# Generates HTML fragment for document list
+#
+#  Copyright (C) 2013  Mike Gerwitz
+#
+#  This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
+#  it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+#  the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
+#  (at your option) any later version.
+#
+#  This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+#  but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+#  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+#  GNU General Public License for more details.
+#
+#  You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+#  along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
+##
+
+# ensure extglob is on for !() syntax
+shopt -s extglob || exit $?
+
+echo '<ol class="docs">'
+
+# paths are expected to be on their own line
+while read f; do
+  [ -f "$f" ] || continue
+
+  # the docs/papers prefix will be stripped from the link and the link title
+  # will be taken from the first line of the source file; the source file is
+  # guessed by simply stripping the html suffix off of the filename and
+  # globbing for any non-html suffix
+  printf '<li><a href="%s">%s</a></li>\n' \
+    "${f#docs/papers/}" \
+    "$( head -n1 "${f%.html}".!(html) )"
+done
+
+echo '</ol>'

tools/extfmt

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 # messages...if you try to inline an image in a commit message using this
 # format, then you should probably pretend the brackets are staples and lodge
 # them into your skull)
+#
+# XXX: These do little to prevent against malicious code execution since, well,
+# they are used for my own personal content...you've been warned (they are also
+# strongly bias toward allowing only Unix-like paths)
 "$msgfmt_default" "$@" \
   | awk -vpath_root="$path_root" '
-    match($0, /\[img:([^:]+?)(:(.*?))?\]/, g) {
+    match($0, /\[img:([a-z/.-]+?)(:(.*?))?\]/, g) {
       print "<div class=\"inline-img\">"
       print "  <img src=\"/images/" g[1] "\" alt=\"" g[3] "\" title=\"" g[3] "\" />"
       print "</div>"
-
       next
     }
 
-    match($0, /\[src:(.*?):(.*?)\]/, g) {
+    match($0, /\[src:([a-z/.-]+?):(.*?)\]/, g) {
       c = "source-highlight -s" g[2] " -i" path_root "/" g[1]
 
       print "<div class=\"listingblock\">"
       while ( c | getline ) print
       print "</div>"
+      next
+    }
+
+    match($0, /\[cat:([a-z/.-]+?)\]/, g) {
+      c = "cat -- " path_root "/" g[1]
+      while ( c | getline ) print
+      next
     }
 
     { print }

tpl/.config

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 # additional content in the footer before the copyright (the awkward newline
 # positions are to prevent spaces in the output)
 html_footer=$(cat <<EOM
-  <a href="/about/inside/" id="gnuinside">
-    <img src="/images/gnulinuxinside.png" alt="GNU/Linux Inside!" />
+  <a href="/about/inside" id="gnuinside">
+    <img src="/images/gnu-inside.png" alt="GNU/Linux Inside!" />
   </a>
 
   <div class="bimgs">
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         />
     </a>
   </div>
-
 EOM
 )

tpl/content

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+# for the time being, content pages are simply styled with the index page
+export html_body_class='index content'
+resume-default index