Default glob plugin

Creates links next to all heading tags to make it easier for users to share a specific heading.

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manifest plugin

The markata.plugins.feeds plugin is used to create feed pages, which are lists of posts. The list is generated using a filter, then each post in the list is rendered with a card_template before being applied to the body of the template.

Creates redirects for times when your backend server can't.

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Default glob plugin

add generator meta tag

A Markata plugin to create automatic descriptions for markdown documents. It does this by grabbing the first {len} number of characters from the document that are in a paragraph.

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Add head configuration

This snippet allows users to configure their head in markata.toml.

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leading docstring

Writes the final modified markdown and frontmatter to the output directory. Replacing the trailing slash if its there and adding .md will bring up the raw source.

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Default load plugin.

The articles slug is what determines the url to your page. It should be sanitized of special characters that do not work in the browser.

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The prevnext plugin, creates previous and next links inside each post.

Setup Logging hook sets up the RichHandler for pretty console logs, and file logs to the configured markata's configured log_dir, or output_dir/_logs if log_dir is not configured. The log file will be named after the <levelname>.log

Wikilinks depicted with \[[wikilinks]] can be enabled for sites using the markdown-it-py plugin markata will look through all posts matching up the file stem to the wiki link and inserting the slug as the href.

manifest plugin

Sets the articles output_html path, and saves the article's html to the output_html file.

Markata's base command line commands.

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Adds a service_worker to your site. This will make it installable on mobile, viewable offline, and potentially more responsive as the user goes between good and bad connections.

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Markata plugin to create a pyinstrument profile if pyinstrument is installed.

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Renders your markdown as a jinja template during pre_render.

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Configuration

Example configuration. Covers supports multiple covers to be configured. Here is an example from my blog where we have a template sized for dev.to and one sized for open graph. Each image takes it's own configuration.

Icon Resize Plugin

Renders markdown content as html. This may be markdown files loaded in by way of the load plugin.

Default datetime plugin

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