This PR adds support for in-page links when source markdown was written for Bitbucket. In Bitbucket when you want to create a reference to a header you have to specify a link in the following format:
// Slug is a lowercase string where all words are joined using '-' (dash)
// This is original string -> this-is-original-string
#markdown-header-<slug or header>
The code in the PR does processes all links in the resulting HTML and if they match #markdown-header-<> pattern modifies them to be correct in-page confluence links (supports both confluence editors: v1 and v2).
While current implementation works only for bitbucket the code itself is written in such form to support future extensibility (adding more markdown sources like bitbucket).
Introduced parameters:
Name
Description
-v
allows to specify confluence editor version this page should be created in
-mds
allows to specify markdown source (currently supports only bitbucket).
This PR adds support for in-page links when source markdown was written for Bitbucket. In Bitbucket when you want to create a reference to a header you have to specify a link in the following format:
The code in the PR does processes all links in the resulting HTML and if they match
#markdown-header-<>pattern modifies them to be correct in-page confluence links (supports both confluence editors: v1 and v2).While current implementation works only for bitbucket the code itself is written in such form to support future extensibility (adding more markdown sources like bitbucket).