l just released a new version of to-html. I created to-html a few years ago for my blog. It is very easy to use: When you want to include the output of a command on a website, run it with to-html:

to-html "cargo clippy"

Then copy and paste the output into your website. to-html comes with some options to customize its output. Starting with this release, you can create a configuration file, so you don't need to repeat the same CLI arguments every time you use to-html. This release also adds shell completions, a way to customize terminal colors via CSS, and a flag to not print the shell prompt. A big thank you to the contributors who implemented these features!

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[–] aloso 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Thanks!

Piping in a shell script should be doable, it just hasn't been requested yet.