bird-down

Markdown augmented with twitter-text.

Bird-down is a crazy mix of markdown and twitter for all your markup needs!

Example markup

WikiLinks

[[Some_Link]] -> <a href="Some_Link">Some Link</a>

If you don't want the non-standard wiki-links, set the option doublebrackets to false. You can prefix the href with the doublebracketsUrlBase option.

Headers

# You need a space     ->    <h1>You need a space</h1>

Notice that for headers you must have a space after the hash. This is non-standard, but allows for the next rule.

Topics

#SomeTopic       ->   <a href="SomeTopic">#SomeTopic</a>

This is a Twitter hashtag. You can prefix the href generated with the hashtagUrlBase option.

Mentions

@eckoit   -> @<a href="eckoit">eckoit</a>

This is a twitter mention. You can prefix the href generated with the usernameUrlBase option.

Markdown

The rest of the markdown rules apply. See http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/

You can set the following markdown options:

            gfm : true,
            pedantic : false,
            sanitize : false

See https://github.com/eckoit/marked-bird-down#options

Usage

AMD

jam install bird-down

define(['bird-down'], function(birddown){
        var bd = new birddown();
})

Node

npm install bird-down

var birddown = require('bird-down');
var bd = new birddown();

Set Options

        var bd = new birddown({
            doublebrackets : true,
            doublebracketsUrlBase : '#/topics/',
            hashtagUrlBase : "#/topics/",
            cashtagUrlBase : "https://twitter.com/#!/search?q=%24",
            usernameUrlBase : "#/person/",
            listUrlBase : "https://twitter.com/",
        });