Available extensions
At the moment 2 extensions available:
autobr - for converting line breaks to br-tags
autolink - for automatically converting urls to links
Installation
Get source from GitHub:
$ git clone git://github.com/05bit/python-mdxflavours.git
and add mdxflavours to PYTHONPATH:
$ export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:$(pwd)/mdxflavours/
or:
$ cd mdxflavours $ python setup.py install
Note: importing package mdxflavours automatically adds required path to system paths.
Usage
Example for auto line breaks:
>>> import markdown >>> markdown.markdown(u'And may the force \nbe with you!') # no extension >>> u'<p>And may the force<br />\nbe with you!</p>' >>> markdown.markdown(u'And may the force\nbe with you!', extensions=['autobr']) >>> u'<p>And may the force<br />\nbe with you!</p>'
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