• Manual

  • Introduction to Inweb - What Inweb is, and why it is not CWEB.

  • Webs, Tangling and Weaving - How to use Inweb to weave or tangle a web already written.

  • How to Write a Web - How to mark up code for literate programming.

  • Making Weaves into Websites - How to present one or more weaves on a shared website, for example using GitHub Pages.

  • Advanced Weaving with Patterns - Customise your weave by creating a new pattern.

  • Supporting Programming Languages - How to work with a programming language not yet supported by Inweb.

  • The InC Dialect - A modest extension of C used by the Inform project.

  • Reference Card - The current help information as it would be printed at the command line.

• Preliminaries

  • How This Program Works - An overview of how Inweb works, with links to all of its important functions.

• Chapter 1: Top Level

  • Program Control - The top level, which is little more than a demarcation between subcommands.

  • Configuration - To parse the command line arguments with which inweb was called, and to handle any errors it needs to issue.

  • inweb advance-build Subcommand - The inweb advance-build subcommand manages the daily build code for a program, following traditional Inform conventions.

  • inweb inspect Subcommand - The inweb inspect subcommand describes a web or other resource without changing it.

  • inweb make- Subcommands - The inweb make-makefile, make-gitignore and make-readme subcommands are for setting up a web. They share a common implementation.

  • inweb map Subcommand - The inweb inspect subcommand describes a web or other resource without changing it.

  • inweb tangle Subcommand - The inweb tangle subcommand tangles a web.

  • inweb test-language Subcommand - The inweb test-language subcommand tries a passage of code against a language definition.

  • inweb weave Subcommand - The inweb weave subcommand weaves a web.

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This program also incorporates the following web(s) as module(s):

• foundation - A library of utility functions for command-line tools.

• literate - A library of utility functions for literate programming.