stenic / mk-inject

mk-inject

mk-inject allows you to inject the input of a command into your markdown files.

Example

The following example shows how we inject the date into a README.md file.

Input

# Title

Date below:
<!-- mk-inject:start:dateHere -->
<!-- mk-inject:end:dateHere -->

Some more content.

date | mk-inject --label dateHere README.md

Result

# Title

Date below:
<!-- mk-inject:start:dateHere -->
Fri Nov 19 15:41:01 CET 2021
<!-- mk-inject:end:dateHere -->

Some more content.

Installation

# homebrew
brew install stenic/tap/mk-inject

# gofish
gofish rig add https://github.com/stenic/fish-food
gofish install github.com/stenic/fish-food/mk-inject

# scoop
scoop bucket add mk-inject https://github.com/stenic/scoop-bucket.git
scoop install mk-inject

# go
go install github.com/stenic/mk-inject@latest

# docker 
docker pull ghcr.io/stenic/mk-inject:latest

# dockerfile
COPY --from=ghcr.io/stenic/mk-inject:latest /mk-inject /usr/local/bin/

For even more options, check the releases page.

Running

# docker
docker run -ti -v $(pwd):/workspace ghcr.io/stenic/mk-inject:latest sh -c "cat tests/assets/single-line.txt | mk-inject --label single-line tests/basic.in.md"

Documentation

mk-inject

Usage:
  mk-inject [--label labelName] file [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help           help for mk-inject
  -i, --inplace        Edit in place
  -l, --label string   Replace a specific tag
  -v, --version        version for mk-inject