multi-page

multi-page example

Same shape as render/ but with Options.PerPage = true. Each visible subcommand gets its own <name>.html; the index lists the tree.

$ go run ./examples/multi-page ./site
wrote ./site
$ ls site/
config-get.html  config.html  logs-since.html  logs.html  restart.html  status.html  stop.html
config-set.html  index.html   logs-tail.html   ops.html   start.html

Right for CLIs with more than ~10 commands or deep nesting where a single page becomes hard to navigate.