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Mkdocs Markdown includer plugin.
pip install mkdocs-include-markdown-plugin
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mkdocs-include-markdown-plugin
Mkdocs Markdown includer plugin.
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Installation
pip install mkdocs-include-markdown-plugin
Documentation
Setup
Enable the plugin in your mkdocs.yml
:
plugins:
- include-markdown
Configuration
The global behaviour of the plugin can be customized in the configuration.
Most of the settings will define the default values passed to arguments of directives and are documented in the reference.
plugins:
- include-markdown:
encoding: ascii
preserve_includer_indent: false
dedent: false
trailing_newlines: true
comments: true
rewrite_relative_urls: true
heading_offset: 0
start: <!--start-->
end: <!--end-->
recursive: true
opening_tag
and closing_tag
Default opening and closing tags. When not specified they are {%
and %}
.
plugins:
- include-markdown:
opening_tag: "{!"
closing_tag: "!}"
exclude
Global exclusion wildcard patterns. Relative paths defined here will be
relative to the docs_dir
directory.
plugins:
- include-markdown:
exclude:
- LICENSE.md
- api/**
cache
Expiration time in seconds for cached HTTP requests when including from URLs.
plugins:
- include-markdown:
cache: 600
In order to use this feature, the dependency platformdirs must be installed
or the setting cache_dir
must be defined. You can include
platformdirs in the installation of the plugin adding the cache
extra:
# requirements.txt
mkdocs-include-markdown-plugin[cache]
cache_dir
Directory where cached HTTP requests will be stored. If set, platformdirs is not
needed to be installed to use cache
.
plugins:
- include-markdown:
cache: 600
cache_dir: ./mkdocs-include-markdown-cache
A .gitignore file will be added to the cache directory if not exists to avoid committing the cache files.
directives
Customize the names of the directives.
plugins:
- include-markdown:
directives:
include-markdown: include-md
include: replace
Reference
This plugin provides two directives, one to include Markdown files and another to include files of any type.
Paths of included files can be either:
- URLs to include remote content.
- Local files:
- Absolute paths (starting with a path separator).
- Relative from the file that includes them (starting with
./
or../
). - Relative to the
docs_dir
directory. For instance if yourdocs_dir
is ./docs/, thenincludes/header.md
will match the file ./docs/includes/header.md.
- Bash wildcard globs matching multiple local files.
File paths to include and string arguments can be wrapped by double "
or
single '
quotes, which can be escaped prepending them a \
character as
\"
and \'
.
The arguments start and end may contain usual (Python-style) escape
sequences like \n
to match against newlines.
include-markdown
Includes Markdown files content, optionally using two delimiters to filter the content to include.
- # start: Delimiter that marks the beginning of the content to include.
- # end: Delimiter that marks the end of the content to include.
- #
preserve-includer-indent (true): When this option is enabled (default),
every line of the content to include is indented with the same number of
spaces used to indent the includer
{% %}
template. Possible values aretrue
andfalse
. - # dedent (false): If enabled, the included content will be dedented.
- # exclude: Specify with a glob which files should be ignored. Only useful when passing globs to include multiple files.
- #
trailing-newlines (true): When this option is disabled, the trailing newlines
found in the content to include are stripped. Possible values are
true
andfalse
. - #
recursive (true): When this option is disabled, included files are not
processed for recursive includes. Possible values are
true
andfalse
. - #
encoding ('utf-8'): Specify the encoding of the included file.
If not defined
'utf-8'
will be used. - #
rewrite-relative-urls (true): When this option is enabled (default),
Markdown links and images in the content that are specified by a relative URL
are rewritten to work correctly in their new location. Possible values are
true
andfalse
. - #
comments (false): When this option is enabled, the content to include
is wrapped by
<!-- BEGIN INCLUDE -->
and<!-- END INCLUDE -->
comments which help to identify that the content has been included. Possible values aretrue
andfalse
. - #
heading-offset (0): Increases or decreases the Markdown headings depth
by this number. Only supports number sign (
#
) heading syntax. Accepts negative values to drop leading#
characters.
Examples
{%
include-markdown "../README.md"
start="<!--intro-start-->"
end="<!--intro-end-->"
%}
{%
include-markdown 'includes/header.md'
start='<!--\n\ttable-start\n-->'
end='<!--\n\ttable-end\n-->'
rewrite-relative-urls=false
comments=true
%}
{%
include-markdown "includes/header.md"
heading-offset=1
%}
{%
include-markdown "../LICENSE*"
start="<!--license \"start\" -->"
end='<!--license "end" -->'
exclude="../*.rst"
%}
{%
include-markdown "**"
exclude="./{index,LICENSE}.md"
%}
{% include-markdown '/escap\'ed/single-quotes/in/file\'/name.md' %}
include
Includes the content of a file or a group of files.
- # start: Delimiter that marks the beginning of the content to include.
- # end: Delimiter that marks the end of the content to include.
- #
preserve-includer-indent (true): When this option is enabled (default),
every line of the content to include is indented with the same number of
spaces used to indent the includer
{% %}
template. Possible values aretrue
andfalse
. - # dedent (false): If enabled, the included content will be dedented.
- # exclude: Specify with a glob which files should be ignored. Only useful when passing globs to include multiple files.
- #
trailing-newlines (true): When this option is disabled, the trailing newlines
found in the content to include are stripped. Possible values are
true
andfalse
. - #
recursive (true): When this option is disabled, included files are not
processed for recursive includes. Possible values are
true
andfalse
. - #
encoding ('utf-8'): Specify the encoding of the included file.
If not defined
'utf-8'
will be used.
Examples
~~~yaml
{% include "../examples/github-minimal.yml" %}
~~~
{%
include "../examples.md"
start="~~~yaml"
end="~~~\n"
%}
{%
include '**'
exclude='./*.md'
%}
Acknowledgment
- Joe Rickerby and contributors for giving me the permissions to separate this plugin from the documentation of cibuildwheel.