Attachments Fetcher
A tool for downloading embedded images in a Markdown document into a dedicated directory and replacing the image links with the local (fetched) ones.
Usage example
For example, if you have a Markdown called input.md, with the following contents:
Hello world!
After running this script against it:
af-make-local -i input.md -o output.md -m ./media
You will find a new file called output.md with the following content:
Hello world!
and a sample.png image file, stored in the ./media directory.
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Release files for attachments-fetcher 0.1.4
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