README.md

@@ -9,45 +9,36 @@ It only is designed in bash script, and should work perfectly fine on any Unix
 like machine.
 
 ```
-git clone https://git.simonpetit.top/simonpetit/bob
+git clone https://git.simonpetit.top
 cd bob
-make test
+make test (optional)
 sudo make install
 ```
 
-or using Docker : 
-
-```
-docker pull git.simonpetit.top/simonpetit/bob:0.1.2
-```
-
 ## Usage
 
 ### Publish : to convert a drafts in markdown into a html article 
 
 To write a post, create a markdown file in the `drafts` folder whose name will
 also be its title, and convert it to an html file, type the following command
-from the root.
+from the root :
-
-Once your draft is ready to be published, move it into `drafts/published` and call `bob`
 
 ```
-bob publish 
+bob publish ./drafts/<article_file>
 ```
 
-Bob will convert all markdown files within `drafts/published` in html and put them into `posts`
+Note that the article does not have to have a particular extension, however
+it will be placed in the `draft/published` folder with the `.md` extension.
 It will also update the `index.html` to add this newly article into its list.
 
 ### Unpublish : to remove a published article
 
-To remove a specific `post`, remove its counterpart from `draft/published` and rerun :
-
 ```
-bob publish
+bob unpublish ./posts/<article_file>
 ```
 
-This will remove the html files from the `posts` folder, and republish accordingly to the `drafts/published` list of files.
+This will remove the html file from the `posts` folder, and put back the draft from 
-The file `index.html` will be rewritten to match the actually published posts.
+`./draft/published` into the `./draft` folder.
 
 ### Help
 

lib/markdown.awk

@@ -96,11 +96,11 @@ function closeOne() {
     env = last()
     if (env == "ul" ) {
         # In a unordered list block, print a new item 
-        print "<li>" replaceInline(substr($0, 3)) "</li>" 
+        print "<li>" substr($0, 3) "</li>" 
     } else {
         # Otherwise, init the unordered list block 
         push("ul")
-        print "<ul>\n<li>" replaceInline(substr($0, 3)) "</li>"
+        print "<ul>\n<li>" substr($0, 3) "</li>"
     }
 }