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markdown-to-pug-cli

v2.0.0

Published

CLI Tool for converting Markdown to Pug

Downloads

10

Readme

Markdown to Pug CLI

Convert your markdown code to pug easily from the command line.

Install

Globally

npm i -g markdown-to-pug-cli

Local as dev dependency

npm i --save-dev markdown-to-pug-cli

Usage

$ node md2pug -h
Usage: md2pug [options]

Convert your markdown files into pug code

Options:
  -v, --version          output the current version
  -a, --anchor           use markdown-it-anchor plugin
  -f, --file <file>      file to convert
  -d, --directory <dir>  convert every file in directory
  -o, --output <dir>     set where to save the converted file (only directory)
  -r, --recursive        convert directory recursively
  -S, --safe             will show the input, output dirertories and files, and prompt for accepting it before converting
  -V, --verbose          verbose mode
  -h, --help             display help for command

You can specify a file with the -f switch, and it will create a file next to it with the same name, but .pug format.

If you want to convert a whole directory, use the -d switch. It will do the same as the -f, but for every file.

To make it recursive in directory mode, use -r.

You can specify an output directory via the -o switch. It will keep the same directory structure as the input directory.

For the markdown-it-acnhor plugin, use -a.

Example

md2pug -f mySite.pug

Creates mySite.pug

md2pug -f src/mySite.pug -o public/

Creates mySite.pug in the /public folder.

md2pug -r -d src/ -o public/

Converts every file in the src/ folder into public/.

src/projects/md2pug.md will created at public/projects/md2pug.pug. src/projects/subDir/md2pug.md will created at public/projects/subDir/md2pug.pug.

Mixin support

With the folliwing PugJS mixin

mixin list
  ul
    li first
    li second
    li third    
<!-- +list -->

Layout support

<!-- extends layout.pug -->

<!-- block content -->
# Title

will yield to

extend layout.pug

block content
  h1 Title

Contribution

Please report bugs, and feel free to help, make suggestions or issues.

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