mdx_variables
A Markdown extension to add support for variables.
Licensed under the ISC License.
Requirements
The mdx_variables plugin requires only the base markdown library.
Installation
Install with pip install mdx_variables.
Documentation
Allows inserting variables into Markdown.
The following Markdown example:
This paragraph contains ${chickens} chickens.
This paragraph contains no chickens but ${foxes} foxes.
Are there ninjas here? ${ninjas}.
Might result in:
This paragraph contains 5 chickens.
This paragraph contains no chickens but 3 foxes.
Are there ninjas here? ninjas not found.
Python usage:
md = markdown.Markdown(
extensions=[
'variables',
],
extension_configs={
'variables': {
'vars': {
'chickens': '5',
'foxes': (lambda: 3),
'__getattr__': (lambda name: "{} not found".format(name)),
},
}
})
Configuration options:
vars: A dictionary mapping variable names to variable values.
If a value is a function, that function will be called without arguments and the result will be used as the variable value.
The special variable __getattr__ may specify a function f(name) -> value to call when no matching variable is found.
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