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confluence-to-github-markdown

v1.1.2

Published

3 years ago

Convert Confluence Pages to github markdown

Downloads

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Confluence-to-Github-Markdown

Convert Confluence Html export to Github Markdown

Requirements

Must have pandoc command line tool

http://pandoc.org/installing.html

Make sure it was installed properly by doing pandoc --version

Installation

npm install -g confluence-to-github-markdown

Usage

confluence-to-github-markdown

confluence-to-github-markdown <htmlFilesDirectory> <attachmentsExportPath> <markdownImageReference>

Defaults

<htmlFilesDirectory> : Current Working Directory
<attachmentsExportPath> : "/public/assets/images/" Where to export images
<markdownImageReference> : "assets/images/" Image reference in markdown files

Export to HTML

Note that if the converter does not know how to handle a style, HTML to Markdown typically just leaves the HTML untouched (Markdown does allow for HTML tags).

Step by Step Guide

Go to the space and choose Space tools > Content Tools on the sidebar.
Choose Export. This option will only be visible if you have the 'Export Space' permission.
Select HTML then choose Next.
Decide whether you need to customise the export:

Select Normal Export to produce an HTML file containing all the pages that you have permission to view.
Select Custom Export if you want to export a subset of pages, or to exclude comments from the export.

Export Pages
Extract zip
Open shell in extracted zip
run confluence-to-github-markdown in shell