markdown-vimwiki 0.1.2

Markdown extension for vimwiki todos and tags

markdown_vimwiki

Python Markdown extension for useful vimwiki additions

Todo lists

The plugin supports the standard vimwiki style todo lists:

* [ ] To do
* [.] 0-33% complete
* [o] 33-66% complete
* [O] 66-99% complete
* [X] 100% complete
* [-] rejected

leads to:

<ul>
<li class="done0"> done0</li>
<li class="done1"> done1</li>
<li class="done2"> done2</li>
<li class="done3"> done3</li>
<li class="done4"> done4</li>
<li class="rejected"> rejected</li>
</ul>

By default, it uses all the same defaults as vimwiki's syntax. That is, it uses .oOX for g:vimwiki_listsyms and - for g:vimwiki_listsym_rejected, and applies the CSS classes used by the default HTML generation tool.

These are customizable. For the following markdown:

* [i] yip
* [a] yap
* [o] yop

expecting:

<ul>
<li class="yip"> yip</li>
<li class="yap"> yap</li>
<li class="yop"> yop</li>
</ul>

configure as follows:

markdown(source, extensions=[VimwikiExtension(
    list_levels='iao',
    list_classes=['yip', 'yap', 'yop'])])

Tags

The plugin currently supports styling tags (but nothing else):

:lorem:ipsum:

leads to:

<p><span class="tag">lorem</span> <span class="tag">ipsum</span></p>

The class used is customizable with the tag_class config option.