Convert from Markdown to Atlassian markup.

$ ./markrust -h
markrust 2.1.0
guppy0130 <guppy0130@yahoo.com>
Converts Markdown to Atlassian markup

USAGE:
    markrust [OPTIONS] [ARGS]

ARGS:
    <INPUT>     FILE input, or empty for stdin
    <OUTPUT>    FILE output, or empty for stdout

OPTIONS:
    -e, --editor
            Launch $EDITOR as input

    -h, --help
            Print help information

    -l, --language <LANGUAGE>
            [default: confluence] [possible values: jira, confluence]

    -m, --modify-headers <MODIFY_HEADERS>
            Add N to header level (can be negative) [default: 0]

    -t, --toc
            Prepend TOC markup

    -V, --version
            Print version information

Compared to the Markdown converter that comes with Atlassian products:

• Code block macro with syntax highlighting
• Code block macro with automatic language mapping
  • Console -> bash, language aliases, etc.
• Automatic TOC markup (pass -t flag)
• Header level modifier (add/remove to header levels across document)
• Limited support for details and summary HTML elements

• markrust -e output will launch your $EDITOR with $TMP/markrust.md as an argument, then when the editor returns, markrust will write the Atlassian markup to output.
  • You can only supply one path with the -e flag as a result
• Markdown content in details and summary will not be parsed, because once you're in HTML, only text will be kept as-is.

• cargo test
• cargo bench - coming soon
• make coverage to compute coverage
  • if you're on Windows, you may want to run setup_env.ps1 first.