Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: md2html
Version: 1.3.0
Summary: MD to HTML converter
Home-page: https://github.com/chrispyles/markdown-to-html
Author: Chris Pyles
Author-email: cpyles@berkeley.edu
License: BSD-3-Clause
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: BSD License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown

# Markdown to HTML Converter

This is a converter from Markdown to HTML with advanced support for Markdown tables and GFM syntax highlighting. This package relies on `markdown2` for converting basic Markdown to HTML and `pygments` to support code to HTML conversion for syntax highlighting. The default (and, currently, only) theme for this package is Monokai.

You can find a sample of a site generated from this package at [https://mcautograder.chrispyles.io](https://mcautograder.chrispyles.io).

## Installation

The converter is installed using pip:

```
pip install md2html
```

## Usage

This package an executable that can be run from the command line:

```
md2html ...
```

Here is the help entry for this package:

```
usage: md2html [-h] [-s SITE] [-n NAV] ...

convert Markdown to HTML

positional arguments:
  files                 files to be converted to HTML

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -s SITE, --site-info SITE
                        add metadata to the HTML files
  -n NAV, --nav NAV     add a YAML file to use for navigation menu
```

Running the converter will place HTML files in the same directory as your Markdown files, with the `.md` extension replaced with `.html`. The HTML files come with CSS in a `style` tag in the `head`.

### Page Metadata

If you would like to add metadata to your page, including a navigation menu, do so by creating a YAML file containing this metadata and passing the file path to the `-s` flag, e.g.

```
md2html -s meta.yml ...
```

The structure of your YAML file should be:

```yaml
title: page title
author: page author
description: page description
navigation:
  nav_title: navigation menu title
  links:
    - title: link name
      url: HTML file path
    - title: ...
      url: ...
    ...
```

Currently, the `title` must be set if you use this option. The converter does not yet support navigation submenus, so all links will be rendered as

* [Link 1]()
* [Link 2]()
* [Link 3]()
* etc.

### Navigation Menu

The converter also supports adding only a navigation menu without page metadata. To do this, pass a YAML file to the `-n` flag. It should have the following structure:

```yaml
nav_title: navigation menu title
links:
  - title: link name
    url: HTML file path
  - title: ...
    url: ...
  ...
```

## Changelog

**v1.3.0:**

* Added unit tests & Travis CI
* Refactored `bin/md2html` so that parser code is in `md2html/__init__.py`

**v1.2:**

* Added YAML syntax highlighting

**v1.1:**

* Added docstrings for documentation
* Moved some utils out of `md2html/converter.py`

**v1.0:**

* Changed to Boostrap CSS

**v0.1:**

* Initial release

