markdown-it-diaspora-mention

diaspora-style @mention plugin for markdown-it markdown parser.

@{[e-mail]} => @<a href="/people/1337" class="mention">User Name</a>

@{User Name; [e-mail]} => @<a href="/people/1337" class="mention">User Name</a>

Install

node.js, bower:

npm install markdown-it-diaspora-mention --save
bower install markdown-it-diaspora-mention --save

Use

var md = require("markdown-it")()
            .use(require("markdown-it-diaspora-mention"), {
              mentions: [
                {
                  diaspora_id: "[e-mail]",
                  guid: 1337,
                  name: "Alice Awesome"
                },
                {
                  handle: "[e-mail]",
                  url: "/my/awesome/url",
                  guid: 42,
                  name: "Foo Bar"
                }
              ],
              allowHovercards: true,
              currentUserId: 1337
            });
 
md.render("@{User Name; [e-mail]}"); // => "@<a href='/people/1337' class='mention'>User Name</a>"
md.render("@{[e-mail]}"); // => "@<a href='/people/1337' class='mention'>Alice Awesome</a>"
md.render("@{Foo Bar; [e-mail]}"); // => "@<a href='/my/awesome/url' class='mention hovercardable'>Foo Bar</a>"

Differences in the browser. If you load the script directly into the page, without a package system, the module will add itself globally as window.markdownitDiasporaMention.

License

MIT