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This backend allows extracting the text of tagged text in the document into a JSON file. It allows specifying a prefix so you don't get the content of *all* IDs, just the specific ones you want.
For example given
Add is an instruction. [#tag_add_wraps]#Add wraps on overflow.#
When running
asciidoctor -b tags --require=./docs-resources/converters/tags.rb input.adoc
You would generate a JSON file containing
{
"tags": {
"tag_add_wraps": "Add wraps on overflow."
}
}
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Corresponding PR in riscv-isa-manual: riscv/riscv-isa-manual#1769 |
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Cool. See this got merged. Now I can play with it. |
This was referenced Jul 19, 2025
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This backend allows extracting the text of tagged text in the document into a JSON file. It allows specifying a prefix so you don't get the content of all IDs, just the specific ones you want.
For example given
When running
You would generate a JSON file containing