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clld-markdown-plugin

Render CLDF markdown in clld apps

Usage

Include (and configure the plugin) in your app's main function:

def main(global_config, **settings):
    settings['clld_markdown_plugin'] = {
        'model_map': {'ValueTable': common.ValueSet},
        'function_map': {}
    }
    config = Configurator(settings=settings)
    config.include('clld.web.app')
    ...
    config.include('clld_markdown_plugin')

Then you can use clld_markdown_plugin.markup as follows in your templates:

<%! from clld_markdown_plugin import markdown %>

${markdown(req, '[x](LanguageTable#cldf:abad1241)')|n}

By default, links to objects in the CLDF dataset will be rendered as HTML links to the corresponding object's details page in the clld app.

Configuration

The plugin can be configured via the following four configuration options:

• model_map: A dict mapping CLDF component names to DB model classes defined for the app. This allows for a flexible mapping between CLDF components and the clld DB classes.
• renderer_map: See below for details.
• extensions: A list of markdown extensions in dot notation, to be activated when calling the markdown function.
• keep_link_labels: A boolean indicating whether to keep link labels as they appear in the CLDF Markdown text. By default (False), labels will be substituted using the linked object's name.

Renderer callables

The renderer_map configuration option for clld_markdown_plugin accepts a dict mapping CLDF component names to Python callables with the following signature:

import clld.web.app


def renderer(req: clld.web.app.ClldRequest, objid: str, table, session: clld.db.meta.DBSession, ids=None) -> str:
    """
    The returned `str` is interpreted as Markdown, so it may also include HTML.
    """