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inkdrop-export-utils

v3.3.0

Published

Utilities for exporting notes from Inkdrop

Downloads

13

Readme

Inkdrop Export Utils

Helper functions for exporting Markdown notes from Inkdrop. Works great with plugins.

Installation

npm install inkdrop-export-utils --save

Usage

Import functions and call them.

import { renderHTML } from "inkdrop-export-utils";

async renderHTML (markdown: string): string

Convert given Markdown to HTML. It utilizes Inkdrop's rendering module to render it, so the output will be same as on the preview pane. Extended Markdown syntaxes are also processed such as math and sequence-diagrams.

async createHTML(note: Note, options: { addTitle?: boolean, templateHtml?: string })

Creates HTML from a given note.

  • options.addTitle: true to add the note title to the top of the note (# <title>)
  • options.templateHtml: A template HTML. (Default: A template loaded from assets/template.html)

getStylesheets (): string

It returns stylesheets provided by plugins that would be necessary for exported HTMLs.

async replaceImages (markdown: string, dirToSave: string, basePath?: string): string

It exports attached images to specified local directory and replaces URIs in Markdown with their paths.

async exportImage (uri: string, dirToSave: string): void

Export an image with specified URI to the local directory (e.g., inkdrop://file:H1unDnJFW)

async replaceHTMLImagesWithDataURI (html: string): string

It replaces image attachments represented with inkdrop-file:// in HTML with data URIs (data:<MIME-TYPE>;base64,<DATA>).

License

MIT