Extend Python Markdown with the gthnk journal annotation format. With this extension installed, all datestamps and timestamps will be rendered as headings.
Installation
pip install mdx-journal
Documentation
Please see the Readme file on github.
An example
First, let’s look at a journal entry without this custom markup.
>>> from markdown import markdown >>> text = "2013-12-16\n\n1620\n\nThis is the first entry\n1621\n\nAnd this is the second entry" >>> markdown(text) u'<p>2013-12-16</p>\n<p>1620</p>\n<p>This is the first entry\n1621</p>\n<p>And this is the second entry</p>'
Now let’s look at a journal entry with journal markup applied. You will see that dates and times are now wrapped in heading tags.
>>> markdown(text, extensions=["journal"]) u'<p><h3>2013-12-16</h3></p>\n<p><h4>1620</h4></p>\n<p>This is the first entry\n<h4>1621</h4></p>\n<p>And this is the second entry</p>'
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License
MIT License.
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