A markdown-converter for Visual Studio Code

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What's MarkdownConverter?

MarkdownConverter is a Visual Studio Code-extension which allows you to export your Markdown-file as PDF-, HTML or Image-files.
It provides many features, such as DateTime-Formatting, configuring your own CSS-styles, setting Headers and Footers, FrontMatter and much more.

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Usage

1. Set your desired conversion-types or skip this step to convert your markdown-file to PDF:
   • Open up your Visual Studio Code-Settings and set markdownConverter.ConversionType to an array of types:
2. Optionally set the pattern for resolving the destination-path:
3. Open up the command pallet (Ctrl, Shift+P) and search one of these commands:
   • Markdown: Convert Document (Markdown: Dokument Konvertieren in German) or mco (mk in German) for short
   • Markdown: Convert all Documents (Markdown: Alle Dokumente konvertieren) or mcd (madk in German) for short
   • Markdown: Chain all Documents (Markdown: Alle Dokumente verketten) or mcad (madv in German) for short
4. Press enter and wait for the process to finish

Variable Substitution

Before the conversion, the markdown-file is preprocessed using Handlebars. Variables (such as {{ Author }}) are automatically replaced with the corresponding attribute-value.

Example:

Following attributes are predefined and may be overridden by the document-attributes:

• CreationDate
  A Date-value indicating the time of the creation of the markdown-file
• ChangeDate
  A Date-value indicating the time of the last change of the content of the markdown-file
• CurrentDate
  A Date-value representing the time of the conversion
• Author
  The assumed name of the author according to GIT_AUTHOR_NAME, GIT_COMMITER_NAME, HGUSER, C9_USER, git, wmic or osascript
• Attributes declared inside the vscode-settings (see Settings)

Date-Formatting

Date-attributes are being formatted by default. MarkdownConverter allows you to customize the format of every individual date.

You can format an individual date by using the FormatDate-helper like this:

Example:

You can override the default date-format for a document by adding a DateFormat attribute:

Example:

Custom Date-Formats

There are two predefined date-formats, namely Default and FullDate, which represent date-formats for your current locale.

If you use a specific date-format repeatedly you might want to specify a custom date-format using the markdownConverter.DateFormats setting (see [Settings][#settings]):

settings.json

Example

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Settings

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This is a list of the most important settings. To see all of them, install the extension and have a look into the settings-dialogue of vscode.

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• markdownConverter.DestinationPattern:
  Allows you to specify a pattern for resolving the destination-path. Following variables are substituted:
  • ${workspaceFolder}: Either the path to the workspace or the directory which contains the document.
  • ${dirname} The relative path from the ${workspaceFolder} to the directory which contains the document.
  • ${basename}: The name of the document-file without extension.
  • ${extension}: The file-extension of the destination-datatype.
  • ${filename}: The name of the document-file.
• markdownConverter.ConversionType:
  The types to convert the markdown-document to.
• markdownConverter.DefaultDateFormat:
  The date-format to apply to all dates by default.
• markdownConverter.DateFormats:
  A set of names and their corresponding custom date-format.
• markdownConverter.ChromiumArgs:
  Allows you to pass specific arguments to chromium for the conversion (such as --no-sandbox or --disable-gpu).
• markdownConverter.Parser.SystemParserEnabled:
  This setting allows you to enable or disable the usage of vscodes internal markdown-parser. Using the internal markdown-parser might be very useful to you as it grants you access to all markdown-plugin extensions installed to your vscode.
• markdownConverter.Parser.Toc.Enabled:
  Allows you to automatically include a table-of-contents for your document in your converted files.
• markdownConverter.Document.Attributes:
  Using this setting you can specify default attributes which are applied to all your documents.
• markdownConverter.HeaderTemplate and markdownConverter.FooterTemplate:
  The html-sourcecode of the header- and footer-section. Variable-substituion is supported here as well. Page-numbers and similar information can be included as described in the puppeteer docs.
• markdownConverter.DefaultStyles:
  Allows you to disable the default styles. This might be useful if you want to create your own stylesheet from scratch.
• markdownConverter.StyleSheets:
  A set of stylesheets to include in your document.