wdrender 1
wdrender parse and render WebDyne pages
`wdrender [OPTIONS] FILE`

## Description

The `wdrender` command displays the HTML that would be generated from a psp page using the WebDyne perl module.

By default `wdrender` will use the internal WebDyne handler when building the output, but can optionally use other WebDyne modules (such as WebDyne::Chain) by using the `--handler` option..

## Options

-h, --help

  Show brief help message.

--handler

  Use a different WebDyne handler module. Currently the only other handler module available is WebDyne::Chain.

--status

  Specify the status.

--header

  Include headers in the output.

--error

  Specify the error format (default: text).

--headers_out | --header_out

  Specify headers to include in the output.

--headers_in | --header_in

  Specify headers to include in the input.

--outfile

  Specify the output file.

--repeat | --r | --num | --n

  Specify the number of times to repeat the rendering.

--loop

  Enable looping. Used for leak testing.

--man

  Display the full manual.

--version

  Display the script version and exit.

## Examples

    # Show the HTML rendered version of time.psp
    wdrender time.psp

    # Show the HTML rendered version of time.psp with headers
    wdrender --header time.psp

    # Show the HTML rendered version of time.psp chaining with the WebDyne::Session module
    WebDyneChain=WebDyne::Session wdrender --header --handler WebDyne::Chain time.psp

## Notes

The `wdrender` command will attempt to build the HTML as faithfully as possible from the command line environment, but may not be able to exactly duplicate the HTML generated under a real Web Server. As an example if a psp page takes advantge of the Apache request handler when generating HTML, the `wdrender` commend will not be able to duplicate that environment.

## Author

Written by Andrew Speer, andrew@webdyne.org

## LICENSE and COPYRIGHT

This file is part of WebDyne.

This software is copyright (c) 2025 by Andrew Speer <andrew.speer@isolutions.com.au>.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it underthe same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.

Full license text is available at:

<http://dev.perl.org/licenses/>