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Generate table of contents for markdown files

Installation

Plug 'richardbizik/nvim-toc'

Commands

Configuration

Setup default command :TOC and :TOCList with require('nvim-toc').setup({}). The default commands will try to find existing table of contents based on toc_header configuration or they will create a new one on cursor position if it does not exist. You can setup your own command by calling require('nvim-toc').generate_md_toc(format) and handling the result yourself.
Format options are currently list or numbered

require('nvim-toc').generate_md_toc("list")
require('nvim-toc').generate_md_toc("numbered")

The result of the command is a table containing lines of table of contents. Command will generate a table of contents of an opened markdown file on the current line.

Config options

require("nvim-toc").setup({
  toc_header = "Table of Contents"
})

Example

# Table of contents (:TOC)
1. [h1](#h1)
2. [h1](#h1)
   1. [h2](#h2)
      1. [h3](#h3)
         1. [h4](#h4)
            1. [h5](#h5)
               1. [h6](#h6)
               2. [h6](#h6)
               3. [h6](#h6)
         2. [h4](#h4)
            1. [h5](#h5)
   2. [h2](#h2)
   3. [h2](#h2)
   4. [h2](#h2)
3. [h1](#h1)

# Table of contents (:TOCList)
- [h1](#h1)
- [h1](#h1)
  - [h2](#h2)
    - [h3](#h3)
      - [h4](#h4)
        - [h5](#h5)
          - [h6](#h6)
          - [h6](#h6)
          - [h6](#h6)
      - [h4](#h4)
        - [h5](#h5)
  - [h2](#h2)
  - [h2](#h2)
  - [h2](#h2)
- [h1](#h1)

# h1
# h1
## h2
### h3
#### h4
##### h5
###### h6
###### h6
###### h6
#### h4
##### h5
## h2
## h2
## h2
# h1