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Freeplane Tools ↑
If you hate writing Markdown, but love mindmaps (and using freeplane this toolset is for you.
These python programs aim to ease translating a mindmap into various markdown formats.
This document README.md was made with mm2github.py with README.mm as a source.
Enjoy!
Pull requests welcome. :)
Installation ↑
To install this package from pypy run the following command.
pip3 install freeplane_tools
License ↑
See: LICENSE
Quickstart ↑
Run the following if you want a quick demo of how this works. Have freeplane installed before running this.
pip3 install freeplane_tools
mm2template.py mymindmap.mm
freeplane mymindmap.mm
# do your editing in freeplane
mm2github.py -w mymindmap.mm
This will create: mymindmap.md
Example ↑
Just want to look?
This mindmap produces the following markdown
CLI Commands ↑
mm2bitbucket_server.py
usage: mm2bitbucket_server.py [-h] [-w] [-o OUTFILE] mindmap_file
Convert a Freeplane Mindmap to Bitbucket Markdown.
positional arguments:
mindmap_file mindmap_file help
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-w, --write write markdown file
-o OUTFILE, --outfile OUTFILE
mm2github.py
usage: mm2github.py [-h] [-w] [-o OUTFILE] mindmap_file
Convert a Freeplane Mindmap to Github Markdown.
positional arguments:
mindmap_file mindmap_file help
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-w, --write write markdown file
-o OUTFILE, --outfile OUTFILE
mm2template.py
usage: mm2template.py [-h] dest_file
Copy a Mindmap Template to destination file.
positional arguments:
dest_file destination file
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
Building ↑
os / Package prerequisites:
pip3 install twine pydoctor
- Install Locally from current branch
make install_local
- Build Package
make pkg
- Release
make documentation- Make sure git tree is clean
make bump_releasemake release
Other Docs ↑
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