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hexo-insert-markdown
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A Hexo plugin that allows you to insert Markdown files in your posts.
A Hexo plugin that allows you to insert Markdown files in existing Markdown files.
npm install hexo-insert-markdown --save
{% insertmd %}
tag in your posts or pages to include Markdown content from fileshexo clean && hexo generate
Note: The path to file includes must be relative to the source directory of your Hexo installation. Files in subdirectories of the specified path will also be inserted.
Open your Markdown file (a post or page) and include this custom tag:
{% insertmd your/file.md %}
If you want to specify a custom separator, that is rendered after each include, you can use:
{% insertmd your/file.md '---' %}
Include all Markdown files from a directory (and its subdirectories):
{% insertmd your/directory/with/includes '---' %}
If you want to render a table of contents (TOC) on top of your includes, you have to supply an empty object ({}
) as third parameter to insertmd
:
{% insertmd your/directory/with/includes '---' '{}' %}
All options from the hexo-util tocObj are supported, so you can define the minimum and maximum level of TOC headings:
{% insertmd error-ts/includes '---' '{ "max_depth": 2 }' %}
It works without using a separator too:
{% insertmd error-ts/includes '{ "max_depth": 2 }' %}
Note: The TOC options must be valid JSON (curly braces around objects and double quotes around property names).
What was your motivation?
This plugin was inspired by hexo-include-markdown. It extends its functionality with syntax highlighting for code blocks.
Why is this plugin using tags (
{% ... %}
) instead of helpers (<%- ... %>
)?
Helpers cannot be used in source files (source) which is why this plugin uses tags.
How can I embed code?
To include code (JavaScript, TypeScript, etc.) you can use Hexo's built-in codeblock or include_code syntax. It works like this:
{% include_code lang:javascript my-code.js %}
Note: Your code files must be stored in the source/downloads/code
directory of your Hexo blog.
FAQs
A Hexo plugin that allows you to insert Markdown files in your posts.
The npm package hexo-insert-markdown receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, hexo-insert-markdown popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that hexo-insert-markdown demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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