freeplane-tools 0.0.14

This package provides some tooling around translating freeplane mindmap files into other useful formats

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• Freeplane Tools
  • Installation
  • License
  • Quickstart
    • Example
  • CLI Commands
  • Building
  • Other Docs

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

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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

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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

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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_release
  • make release

Other Docs ↑

• Api Docs
• Changelog