Here is a little script I came across to create a simple html document on the fly;
touch http.sh
vim http.sh
vim http.sh
Insert this code into the new script and modify as needed (it can be as simple of as complex as you would like!)
#!/bin/bash
# make_page - A script to produce a basic HTML file
echo "<html>"
echo "<head>"
echo " <title>"
echo " The title of your page"
echo " </title>"
echo "</head>"
echo ""
echo "<body>"
echo " Your page content goes here."
echo "</body>"
echo "</html>"
# make_page - A script to produce a basic HTML file
echo "<html>"
echo "<head>"
echo " <title>"
echo " The title of your page"
echo " </title>"
echo "</head>"
echo ""
echo "<body>"
echo " Your page content goes here."
echo "</body>"
echo "</html>"
now save and close the new script. In Vim use
:wq
then
chmod +x http.sh
to make it executable then
./http.sh > mypage.html
to run the script. It will create the file mypage.html. You can modify this script to include any level of complexity you wish.
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