lindworm
lindworm is a pure python package.
Dependencies
Python 3 is required use of anaconda recommended.
packages used:
features
install
Package is published at pypi.
pip install lindworm
python setup.py install
lindworm.pyGatherMD{#lindworm.pyGatherMD}
python gather for markdown to simple pandoc
markdown is a great way to document your thoughts and code. If small md fragments are supposed to be combined into a single document using pandoc, certain problems may show up:
- keeping right order
- images in sub folders
- references
- links to files in md are suddenly dead in doc
usage{#lindworm.pyGatherMD.usage}
analyse markdown file and generate one result markdown file
lindworm.gather.md
goal
a python script shall read one md file, analyse it and walk through each md file link.
all found md files shall be compacted into a new single one.
all images links shall be copied into a single media folder.
suggested tree structure shall be flattened out.
links to other file types, determined by extension, shall be modified to repo links.
requirements
- python 3 implementation
- CLI, command line interface
- configuration xml
- project language English
- coding language English, sort of
background
FIXME
markdown
markdown or simple md is available in a lot of state-of-the-art platform, a few format instruction allow you to structure information into readable look, with any overhead. it's text rendered into html.
benefits:
- easy to learn
- easy to remember
- lightweight
- safe, no macros or anything that might invite an attack
pandoc
pandoc is a flexible document converter.
see manual
It can read and write:
- markdown
- html
- odt
- docx
- tex
- epub
- and more
more on github
lindworm.ldmStorageFolder{#lindworm.ldmStorageFolder}
Walk through folder content, gather filenames and directories, calculate fingerprint (SHA) on portions of data or all. Result can be stored in json file.
lindworm.ldmStorageFolderFrm{#lindworm.ldmStorageFolderFrm}
Provide GUI to increase usability of lindworm.ldmStorageFolder.
contribute
every contribution is very much appreciated.
join, discuss, use and share.
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