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markdown-transclusion

v1.2.0

Published

Stream-based library for resolving Obsidian-style transclusion references in Markdown documents

Downloads

88

Readme

markdown-transclusion

npm version Node.js Test Status License: MIT

Stream-based CLI & library for Obsidian-style transclusion in Markdown. Make your docs modular.

npm install -g markdown-transclusion

Quick Start

# Process a file
markdown-transclusion README.md

# Use with pipes
cat input.md | markdown-transclusion > output.md

# Dynamic variables
markdown-transclusion doc.md --template-variables "lang=en,version=2.0"

Features

  • 📄 Transclusion - Include files with ![[filename]] syntax
  • 🎯 Heading extraction - Include specific sections ![[file#heading]]
  • 🔄 Variables - Dynamic content with {{variable}} substitution
  • 🔌 Plugin system - Extend with custom transformations
  • 🚀 Zero dependencies - Core runtime has no external deps
  • 📊 Stream processing - Handle files of any size efficiently

Example

main.md:

# Project Overview
![[introduction]]

## API Reference
![[api/methods#public-api]]

## Examples
![[examples/quickstart]]

Output:

# Project Overview
Welcome to our project! This tool helps you...

## API Reference
### Public API
- `transclude(input, options)` - Main entry point
- `transcludeFile(path, options)` - File helper

## Examples
Here's how to get started...

Installation

# Global CLI
npm install -g markdown-transclusion

# Local dependency
npm install markdown-transclusion

# Development
git clone https://github.com/flyingrobots/markdown-transclusion
cd markdown-transclusion
npm install
npm test

CLI Usage

markdown-transclusion [options] [input]

Options:
  -i, --input <file>         Input file (default: stdin)
  -o, --output <file>        Output file (default: stdout)
  -b, --base-path <path>     Base directory for resolving references
  -t, --template-variables   Variable substitutions (comma-separated)
  --strict                   Exit on first error
  --verbose                  Show processing details
  --porcelain               Machine-readable output

→ Full CLI documentation

API Usage

import { transclude, createTransclusionStream } from 'markdown-transclusion';

// Simple API
const result = await transclude('![[file.md]]', {
  basePath: './docs',
  variables: { version: '1.0' }
});

// Streaming API
const stream = createTransclusionStream({ basePath: './docs' });
stream.write('# Title\n![[content]]');

→ Full API documentation

Architecture

graph LR
    A[Input Stream] --> B[Parser]
    B --> C[Resolver]
    C --> D[File Reader]
    D --> E[Output Stream]
    C --> F[Error Handler]
    
    style B fill:#e1f5fe
    style C fill:#fff3e0
    style E fill:#c8e6c9

Documentation

Contributing

PRs welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

License

MIT © J. Kirby Ross