Feature/confluence macros

[Skeeve]

As I had no success in automatically generating ToCs using markdown editor plugins which can be used in confluence, I first had the idea to implement a new command line switch like -toc 2-5. But since this required a lot of changes and would be a bit inflexible, I implemented the possibility to insert any Confluence macro in markdown by using fenced code blocks.

The only change required for this is to enhance the fencedcode-code.

Please see the Readme for an example.

[justmiles]

Awesome! This is super useful!

I tested it with a few pages and while it definitely works, it's not going to support all macros. Looking into this a bit more I see Confluence already has a "markup" language for inserting macros. However, it doesn't seem to be accessible via the API. The key difference as far as I can tell is that their markup format supports adding the body of a macro. So for instance, it can render the panel macro with more than just the attributes.

{panel:title=My title|borderStyle=dashed|borderColor=blue|titleBGColor=#00a400|titleColor=white|bgColor=#72bc72}
A formatted panel
{panel}

Adding support for their already existing markup syntax might be a good idea. Regardless, this is certainly an improvement so I'm happy to merge. Thanks for contributing!

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• List of all available macros - there's a "Add this macro using wiki markup" section at the bottom of each macro.

[Skeeve]

I think those macros that won't work are those where it's possible to insert some text, like, for example, the code macro or maybe the panel macro you mentioned.

I do not think that it's too useful to support the Confluece syntax, but on the other hand: It's not too difficult.