Pre-processing markup files in jekyll
I would like to write a preprocessor that works with different markup languages before they are rendered in HTML by Jekyll. Ideally, the user would just create a file called _posts / xxyyzz.md.wmd and Jekyll will preprocess it on xxyyzz.md using the plugin I provide and then process it in HTML in the usual way.
It looks like the Jekyll Converter Framework doesn't allow this because output_ext
only the final "wmd" extension is provided to the function , preventing it from returning ".md" for ".md.wmd", ".textile" for ".textile.wmd", etc. .d.
Is there a way to implement a whole series of processing steps?
EDIT: grammar
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Maybe you can try using the Generator plugin that your wmd converter uses:
require "yourWmdConverter"
module Jekyll
class ConvertWmd < Jekyll::Generator
def initialize(config)
config['convert_wmd'] ||= true
end
def generate(site)
@site = site
site.posts.docs.each { |post| convertWmd post }
end
private
def convertWmd(post)
post.content = yourWmdConverter post.content
end
end
end
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