Now,
- =foo= -> <code>foo</code> in HTML (same as before)
- ~foo~ -> <kbd>foo</kbd> in HTML (new functionality)
You can still get the below behavior by setting
`org-hugo-use-code-for-kbd` to nil, or setting the
`EXPORT_HUGO_USE_CODE_FOR_KBD` property value in a subtree property
drawer to empty (see example).
- ~foo~ -> <code>foo</code> in HTML (old behavior; before this commit)
Add tests.
Closes https://github.com/kaushalmodi/ox-hugo/issues/53
- If the current subtree has a parent heading, run org-map-entries only
within that subtree (scope option set to 'tree).
- Loop only through headings that are at the same level as the current
subtree, and have the EXPORT_FILE_NAME property set.
- Require the subtree argument to be present and always be a valid
Hugo post subtree. Update the docstring too.
- Rename let-bound variable entry to subtree in
org-hugo-export-subtree-to-md #clarity
- Calculate subtree coordinates only if HUGO_MENU prop is defined.
The index computation of a post can be really slow in a big blog for a
subtree at the bottom of the tree. This commit implements the index
computation using `org-map-entries` making it much faster for the
average case for a large-ish blog, but slightly slower for the initial
few posts in the blog.
Examples of EXPORT_DATE property values now supported:
- Hugo date format: "2017-07-12T19:26:00-04:00"
- Hugo date format (short): "2017-07-12"
- Org long time stamp: "[2017-07-23 Sun 01:09]"
- (not set at all -- uses the current date in that case)
Closes https://github.com/kaushalmodi/ox-hugo/issues/46
- Blackfriday automatically renders "--" as en-dash, "---" as em-dash and
so on. So there is no need for Org to replace those with the HTML
special characters in the Markdown itself. This also makes the
Markdown more readable.
- Titles are now sanitized. HTML anyways does not allow bold, italics,
etc markup in the <title> section. Now Markdown markup for the same
are removed from the title variable in front matter.
User can still override this default by using:
#+OPTIONS: ':t
The default smart-quoting by Blackfriday is good enough. As a side the
Markdown files are much more human-readable with the
single and double quote characters used instead of rsquo, lsquo, rdquo
and ldquo.
- Add a new function for use in after-save-hook:
org-hugo-export-subtree-to-md-after-save. This wrapper function now
does the error ignoring. Earlier the error ignoring was instead done
in the main org-hugo-export-subtree-to-md function.
You can add this to your Org file for blog posts:
# Local Variables:
# eval: (add-hook 'after-save-hook #'org-hugo-export-subtree-to-md-after-save :append :local)
# End:
.. and have the post subtree auto-export on each save, but also not
throw errors,
- If you happen to save the file while the point was above the
top-most Org headline in the file, or
- If the point is not in a valid Hugo post subtree.
The org-hugo-export-subtree-to-md-after-save function is
disabled if the variable org-hugo-allow-export-after-save is nil.
- Add autoload cookie to org-hugo--slug
- Rename org-hugo-publish-subtree to org-hugo-export-subtree-to-md to
fit the standard naming convention.
- Remove org-hugo-convert-region-to-md; does not seem necessary for
Hugo exporter.
@titaniumbones
Now,
- "C-c C-e H H" will work as old "M-x org-hugo-publish-subtree"
- "C-c C-e H A" will work as old "C-u M-x org-hugo-publish-subtree"
The rest of the change in this commit is indentation change and a very
old .md file that should have been deleted once the noexport feature
was implemented.
Use of ignoring errors thrown by org-back-to-heading:
You can add this to the posts Org file:
# Local Variables:
# eval: (add-hook 'after-save-hook #'org-hugo-publish-subtree :append :local)
# End:
.. and have the post subtree auto-export on each save, but also not
throw an error if you happen to save the file while the point was
above the top-most Org headline in the file.
- Add org-hugo--quote-string, org-hugo--get-valid-subtree,
org-hugo--get-post-subtree-coordinates
- Add examples to demonstrate how auto menu weight assignment works.
Kaushal Modi
Puneeth Chaganti