Markdown to Confluence Converter
This tool can be used to import markdown documents into Confluence. It is a fork of RittmanMead/md_to_conf, upgraded to Python 3.11 and the Confluence v2 APIs.
The file is converted to HTML and uploaded to Confluence using their storage representation. The following functionality is supported:
- Inline images
- Code blocks
- Some custom markdown tags
- Multi-file publishing with automatic cross-document link resolution
- Mermaid diagram rendering (via local
mmdcCLI or themermaid.inkAPI)
Usage
Please see the Getting Started documentation for information on using this tool.
Contributing
Please see the Contribute section of the documentation for information on development and contribution guidelines.
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