@bbbhltz just the posts I am writing in Asciidoc for my #blog, so I can also serve them via Gemini if that's an easy option.

@kelbot worth a shot. :) Thanks. :)
I was thinking of #pandoc, but I couldn't remember its name anymore.

@kelbot ah, looks like #pandoc doesn't support #asciidoc as input unfortunately: https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/issues/1456

I'll see how suitable/usable the route of adoc>html>gmi is with asciidoctor + asciidoctor-html5 for the html generation and pandoc for the html>gmi conversion.

@FiXato Darn!

@kelbot oof, no, the asciidoctor>pandoc route does not generate useful results... gemini://fixato.org/

I'd have to do a lot of pre-parsing for that to work...

I think it's especially the concept of inline links and footnotes that don't really work well with gemini, and the html output that asciidoctor generates probably contains too many divs.

@kelbot I'm probably better off using the #AsciiDocs as basis, and manually convert it to a #gmi file for the couple of posts I'd feel like sharing via #Gemini.

Oh well, for now I'll turn off the gemini server again till I have something I'm satisfied with. :)

@FiXato You could also leave it up with just a basic index and short manually written posts until you figure out what you want to do with the whole thing.

@kelbot I just grabbed one of the first standalone gemini server binaries I could find (#agate). Before I run it permanently, I'd rather investigate the server solutions a bit more to make sure it's a well-maintained solution. :)