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marksync

v3.2.3

Published

Synchronize Markdown documents to services.

Downloads

375

Readme

marksync

npm version

Synchronize Markdown documents to services.

Supported services are:

Install

$ npm install -g marksync

Setup

Create environment configuration file (.marksync) in top of documents directory structure.

Qiita

# Qiita
SERVICE=qiita
QIITA_USERNAME=
QIITA_ACCESS_TOKEN=

# S3 uploader
#UPLOADER=s3
#S3_BUCKET_NAME=
#S3_PREFIX=
#S3_BASE_URL=
#AWS_PROFILE=
#AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=
#AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=

esa.io

# esa
SERVICE=esa
ESA_TEAM=
ESA_USERNAME=
ESA_ACCESS_TOKEN=

Usage

Import

To import all documents from the service, run

$ marksync import -o <output>

New document

Create a directory and document file (index.md) inside it, and run

$ marksync new

This will create the meta file (marksync.xxxx.yaml).

Check modified

To check if there are differences between the local file and document on the service, run

$ marksync status

Check differ

To print differences between the local file and document on the service, run

$ marksync diff

Update

$ marksync update

This will update the document on the service by the local file.