# pydoc – Create a simple HTML website from multiple Markdown files with Python using Pandoc

This little command line tool written in Python loops through a directory on your hard drive and converts all existing Markdown files into HTML files.

## Features

* Converts all Markdown files of all subdirectories into HTML files and keeps the folder structure.
* If a Markdown file is deleted, the program recognizes this and removes the corresponding HTML file.
* The program takes into account a template file `template.txt` for Pandoc.
* Additionally required files such as `style.css` or `robots.txt` can be stored in the assets folder, which are also copied to the HTML folder. If files are removed from the assets folder, the program recognizes this and deletes them from the HTML folder.
* The program uses a configuration file `settings.conf` in which the important paths are stored.

## CSS in subdirectories

If you use a style sheet, `css_path` in `settings.conf` should contain the absolute Path to your `.css` file (`C:\Path\To\Assets\style.css` or `https://www.your-website.com/style.css`), otherwise CSS won't work in subdirectories.