*Including extraction of document contents from MS Office Open XML into HTML*
## Roadmap
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Wendell Piez for Coko Foundation, from July 2016
You will need an XSLT 3.0 processor. Everything has been tested with SaxonHE.
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* sequence transformations together, so the output of one becomes input to the next, chains being of arbitrary length
* persist (write or serialize or otherwise save) final results and/or make them available in some useful way
As long as some provision is made for all these, just about anything will work. In addition to these features, having some kind of conditional logic and/or access to reasoning about the inputs, is nice to have in a shell language.
As long as some provision is made for all these, just about anything will work. In addition to these features, having some kind of conditional logic and/or access to reasoning about the inputs, is nice to have in a shell language.
Here is an example of an XSweet pipeline using bash:
