84 lines
3.1 KiB
Markdown
84 lines
3.1 KiB
Markdown
markdowny
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===========================
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> A set of command-line utilities for working with Markdown + YAML files, specifically for novels and short stories.
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## Setup and usage
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Install `markdowny` using `npm` as a utility:
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```sh
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npm install --global markdowny
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```
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Basic usage is:
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```sh
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markdown verb *.markdown
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```
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## Verbs
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### version
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> Retrieves the version of the command-line utility and prints it out to the console.
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```sh
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markdowny version
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```
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### count
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> Counts the number of words excluding the YAML header and displays it.
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```sh
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markdowny count *.markdown [options]
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```
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Options:
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* `-t`, `--total`: Add a total line to the bottom that combines.
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* `-s`, `--separator`: Comma-separates the numbers in the total.
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### sections
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> Displays each file as a heading 1 section with the title and contents provided.
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Assuming that a file has a `title` and `summary` (which can be multiple lines) inside it, display a section for each file with the title as heading 1 and the contents of the `summary` value as the text for that section.
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```sh
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markdowny sections *.markdown -t title -f summary
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```
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Options:
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* `-t`, `--title`: The name of the property to put in for the section. May be nested such as `author.name.first`. Defaults to `title`.
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* `-f`, `--field`: The name of the property used for the contents of the section. Defaults to `summary`.
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### table
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> Displays a table of one or more fields inside the summary.
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To list every file, it's title, the number of words inside it, and the list of secondary characters inside a nested value. The `:rs` makes the "Words" column right-aligned (`r`) and comma-separated (`s`).
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```sh
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markdowny table *.markdown -f _basename title _words characters.secondary -t File Title Words:rs "Secondary Characters"
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```
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Options:
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* `-f`, `--fields`: A parameter-separated list of YAML fields to list in the table, in the order they should be shown. Defaults to `_basename title`. These may also have a format specifier, starting with `:` (see below). This may be a nested value, such as `characters.secondary`.
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* `-t`, `--titles`: A parameter-separated list of titles for the columns. If there are more fields than titles, the field names will be used for the headers. These may have format specifiers.
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* `--table-start`: The characters to insert at the beginning of the row. Defaults to `| `.
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* `--table-end`: The characters to insert at the end of each row. Defaults to ` |`.
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* `--table-delimiter`: The characters to insert between each field. Defaults to ` | `.
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* `--no-table-rule`: Do not put a dashed line between the header and the various files.
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* `--no-table-header`: Do not display the header titles. The format of the headers is still parsed and used.
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* `--list-delimiter`: The characters to put between list items when inserted into a field. Defaults to `, `.
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* `--prefix`: The filename prefix that is trimmed from the `_filename` propery.
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There are a number of special properties that are included in all files.
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* `_filename`: The full path of the filename, with the `--prefix` removed.
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* `_basename`: The name of the file without a directory.
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* `_words`: The number of words in the file, excluding the YAML header.
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