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md-toc

v1.0.0

Published

This is a small node script to preprocess and create table of contents for markdown documents. It examines the document you pass to it, creates a table of contents based on your titles, and inserts it instead of every line that contains '@@TOC@@'

Downloads

6

Readme

Table of Contents Generator

About

Say you've got a README.md file with lots of information, and you want to create a table of contents with reference links

This script will help you to do so. It extracts information of titles in a given file and inserts a formatted table of contents in the position, specified by @@TOC@@ line.

Table of Contents

The table of contents for the README.md was generated with this utility, so you can treat it as a demo

Installation

Easy with npm

npm install -g md-toc-filter

Usage

First, make sure you've got @@TOC@@ token on a separate line in your markdown-file. This is the place the table of contents will be inserted to.

Then, preprocess the file:

md-toc-filter README.md > NEW_README.md

Example

# Foo Great Project

Hey, this is my project

## Contents
@@TOC@@

## About

Some info about it

## Authors

My picture here

Will be transformed to

# Foo Great Project

Hey, this is my project

## Contents
- [Foo Great Project](#foo-great-project)
    - [Contents](#contents)
    - [About](#about)
    - [Authors](#authors)

## About

Some info about it

## Authors

My picture here

After the preprocessing you're free to modify the result as you wish. For example, it makes sense to remove reference to table of contents from table of contents

Limitations

The script doesn't support underlined titles like this

My Title
========

Use sharps instead

# My Title