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Autogenerated Table of Contents for Github Markdown or Bear Notes
Project description
Github Markdown Guide
This is an adaption of the github markdown previewer and uses github readme styling.
Generated by the script ;)
Table of Contents
- Installation
- Usage
- A open-source (GPL-3) R package to facilitate writing books and long-form articles/reports with R Markdown. Features include: Generate printer-ready books and ebooks from R Markdown documents; A markup language easier to learn than LaTeX, and to write elements such as section headers, lists, quotes, figures, tables, and citations.
- Markdown is a standard developed by John Gruber. The main goal with Markdown is to make the file possible to read even in pure text. If you want to look in a text-only editor, you should have an easy time reading it. This is very helpful for users of vim and similar.
Overview
I love using Bear Notes for note taking of all sorts. Recently, Bear released a feature that allowed headers to be linked with x-callback-urls. And thus, I created a script to autogenerate a Table of Contents for your notes based on the headers.
Installation
NOTE: This program is only compatible with Python 3.x
PyPi (Preferred)
Manually
Usage
Github Markdown Style
Flags
-h
or--header-priority
is the Limiting Header Priority/Strength (whether you limit your Table of Contents to h3s or h4s)-t
or--type
is the type of anchor you want to use (Github or Bear x-callback-url)--no-write
is a flag on whether you want to disable the feature that automatically injects the ToC into your Markdown file or Bear Note-toc
or--table-of-contents-style
is the Markdown style for your Table of Contents header
With Bear
- Add a Table of Contents to a Bear Note with the title 'Bear Note Title'
- Add a Table of Contents to a Bear Note with the UUID
20703126-FA33-400A-B98E-F55F57E3EF48-47683-000143B2335758CA
- Add a Table of Contents to two Bear Notes with titles 'Bear Note Title 1' and 'Bear Note Title 2'
- Add a Table of Contents to all Bear Notes that contain the tag
#bear
OR tag#beet
- This allows you to take input a list of Bear Note titles, tags, or UUIDs and will inject the ToC into your note whether or not you submit the
--no-write
flag. - If you have
#tags
at the top of your note (cause I use them to categorize my notes), it will inject the ToC right after any tags.
Original Note | Note with ToC |
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Github Markdown Code
With Markdown Files
- Add of a Table of Contents to README.md (Using Github Anchors)
- Add of a Table of Contents to README.md and Folder/README2.md (Using Github Anchors)
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1.2.6
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Github Readme Markdown Latex
1.2.3
1.2.2
1.2.1
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Markdown Files Github
1.1.1
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