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bookmator

v0.0.2

Published

Generate markdown from filesystem recursion.

Downloads

6

Readme

bookmator

Generate markdown from filesystem recursion. Useful to maintain big markdown documents.

NPM

Installation

$ npm i -g bookmator

Get started

Instructions

  • Any markdown (*.md) file passed (or found in the process) is replaced by its correspondant folder if its folder is found: otherwise, it keeps the code.

  • The 'correspondant folder' is a folder with the same name of the (*.md) file, but without the extension .md.

Note: so, consider that the file that you pass to bookmator could be overriden, if its folder is found.

Demo

This could perfectly be a senseful tree for bookmator:

/book-1/
/book-1/index.md (this is overriden)
/book-1/index/
/book-1/index/001.introduction.md
/book-1/index/002.installation.md
/book-1/index/003.get-started.md
/book-1/index/004.usage.md
/book-1/index/005.examples.md (this is overriden)
/book-1/index/005.examples/001.simple.md
/book-1/index/005.examples/002.common.md
/book-1/index/005.examples/003.advanced.md
/book-1/index/006.reference.md (this is overriden)
/book-1/index/006.reference/
/book-1/index/007.license.md
/book-1/index/008.versioning.md
/book-1/index/009.issues.md

Usage

From CLI

$ bookmator compile docs/README.md

From api

require("bookmator").compile("docs/README.md");

License

This project is licensed under WTFPL, which stands for Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License.

Versioning

This project adheres to semantic versioning 2.0.

Issues

To communicate issues here.