toc-md
Generates a markdown TOC (table of contents).
The tool can be used for English and Russian languages.
Install
$ npm install toc-md
Usage
Add an HTML comment <!-- TOC -->
to a markdown file.
A TOC will be generated exactly on this place for the following headers.
API
var toc = ;
toc.insert
@param {String} - a source where to insert a TOC (must contain the HTML comment <!-- TOC -->
)
@param {Object} - options:
-
maxDepth: Number - makes
toc-md
use headings whose depth is at most the specified value (default:6
). -
bullet: Char - the bullet (
*
,-
,+
) to use for each element in the generated TOC (default:-
).
@param {Function} - callback
toc.clean
@param {String} - a source whereof to clean a TOC
@param {Function} - callback
Example
var fs = toc = ; var source = fs; var options = maxDepth: 6; toc; source = fs; toc;
CLI
$ toc-md --helpGenerates a markdown TOC Usage: toc-md [OPTIONS] [ARGS] Options: -h, --help : Help -v, --version : Shows the version number -m MAXDEPTH, --max-depth=MAXDEPTH : Uses headings whose depth is at most the specified value -b BULLET, --bullet=BULLET : The bullet to use
If argument TARGET
is not specified, a result will be written to SOURCE
.
Example
Insert
$ toc-md path/to/input/markdown path/to/output/markdown --max-depth=4 --bullet='*' $ toc-md path/to/markdown -m 4 -b '*'
Clean
$ toc-md path/to/input/markdown path/to/output/markdown --clean $ toc-md path/to/markdown -c
Advanced TOC
Ignoring of headers
There is an ability to ignore headers in a TOC by adding of the HTML comment<!-- TOC:ignore -->
before a declaration of a header:
<!-- TOC:ignore --># ololo
The header ololo
will not be displayed in a TOC.
Displaying of headers
There is an ability to change a displaying of a header in a TOC by adding of the HTML comment<!-- TOC:display:header_text -->
before a declaration of a header:
<!-- TOC:display:blah --># ololo
The header ololo
will be displayed in a TOC as blah
.
Redefinition of anchors
There is an ability to redefine an anchor which will be generated for a header by adding of the HTML tag a
with attribute name
before a declaration of a header:
<a name="blah"></a># ololo
The header ololo
will refer to the anchor blah
in a TOC.