/vscode-markdown-paste-image

paste image from clipboard to markdown directly!

Primary LanguageTypeScriptMIT LicenseMIT

Markdown Paste

Smartly paste for Markdown.

Support Mac/Windows/Linux!.

Markdown paste demo

Requirements

  • 'xclip' command be required (Linux)
  • 'powershell' command be required (Win32)
  • 'pbpaste' command be required (Mac)

Features

  • Paste smart

    Smartly paste in Markdown by pressing 'Ctrl+Alt+V' ('Cmd+Alt+V' on Mac) or Markdown Paste command.

    • If you paste an image, the extension will create an new file for the image and insert link code to Markdown.
    • If you paste a text, it will test the text with customize regex, and replace matched content by regex.
    • If you paste a text contain HTML tag, it will try to convert the HTML content to Markdown.
    • If you paste a rich text, it will try to convert the rich text to Markdown.(Linux only)
  • Download file

    Use Markdown Download command (Linux or Windows:Ctrl+Alt+D, Mac:Cmd+Alt+D) to download file and insert link code into Markdown.

  • Paste code

    Use Markdown Paste Code command (Linux or Window:Ctrl+Alt+C, Mac:Cmd+Alt+C) to paste code with auto-detecting language.

  • Ruby tag

    Also, if you want to write article for learning Asia language like Chinese or Japanese, ruby tag(for example:聪明(Cōngmíng)) may be useful. Now a ruby tag snippet are prepare for you, select some text and press 'Ctrl+Alt+T'.

    <ruby>聪明<rp>(</rp><rt>pronunciation</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>

    This extension will not get the pronunciation for you in this version. You have to replace 'pronunciation' by yourself.

  • Insert latex math symbol and emoji

    You can insert latex math symbol and emoji to any text file, such as Julia source file.

    Press 'Ctrl+Alt+\' or input "Insert latex math symbol" in vscode command panel, then input latex symbol name and choose symbol you want.

  • Embed base64 image

    While you paste image or download image, you can force the extension to insert embed base64 image to markdown by empty filename.

Config

  • Predefined variables

    • ${workspaceRoot} - the path of the folder opened in VS Code
    • ${fileWorkspaceFolder} - - the current opened file's workspace folder
    • ${fileBasename} - the current opened file's base name
    • ${fileBasenameNoExtension} - the current opened file's base name with no file extension
    • ${fileExtname} - the current opened file's extension
    • ${fileDirname} - the current opened file's directory name
    • ${datetime} - the current date & time formatted by "yyyyMMDDHHmmss"
  • MarkdownPaste.path

    The folder path that image will be saved. Support absolute path and relative path and predefined variables.

    Default value is ${fileDirname}.

  • MarkdownPaste.nameBase

    The string as the default image file name. Support predefined variables.

    Default value is ${datetime}.

  • MarkdownPaste.namePrefix

    The string prepend to the default image file name. Support predefined variables.

    Default value is "".

  • MarkdownPaste.nameSuffix

    The string append to the default image file name. Support predefined variables.

    Default value is "".

  • MarkdownPaste.silence

    Enable/disable showing confirm box while paste image. Set this config option to true, filename confirm box will not be shown while paste image.

    Default value is false.

  • MarkdownPaste.enableImgTag

    Enable/disable using HTML img tag with width and height for pasting image. If this option be enabled, you can input width and height by using <filepath>[?width,height] in filename confirm input box. for example input \abc\filename.png?200,100, then <img src='\abc\filename.png' width='200' height='100' /> will be inserted.

    Default value is true.

  • MarkdownPaste.encodePath

    Encode path link to URL-encode format.

    • encodeURI Encode all characters to URL-encode format.
    • encodeSpaceOnly Encode ' '(space) to '%20' only.
    • none Encode nothing.

    Default value is encodeSpaceOnly

  • MarkdownPaste.rules

    If you want to define your own regex to parse and replace content for pasting text. You can fill the following JSON, and set it to this option.

    [{
        // rule 1
        "regex": "(https?:\/\/.*)", // your javascript style regex
        "options": "ig",            // regex option
        "replace": "[]($1)"         // replace string
    },
    {
        // rule 2
        "regex": "(https?:\/\/.*)", // your javascript style regex
        "options": "ig",            // regex option
        "replace": "[]($1)"         // replace string
    },
    ...
    ]

    The extension will try to test text content by regex defined in this option, if matched it will replace content by using the TypeScript function string.replace().

    Default value is:

    [
      {
        "regex": "^(?:https?://)?(?:(?:(?:www\\.?)?youtube\\.com(?:/(?:(?:watch\\?.*?v=([^&\\s]+).*)|))?))",
        "options": "g",
        "replace": "[![](https://img.youtube.com/vi/$1/0.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=$1)"
      },
      {
        "regex": "^(https?://.*)",
        "options": "ig",
        "replace": "[]($1)"
      }
    ]

    NOTE While pasting image, this option also apply to render image path link.

  • MarkdownPaste.lang_rules

    As MarkdownPaste.rules, you can define rules for other language (for example: asciidoc).

    [
      [
        {
          "asciidoc": [
            {
              "regex": "^(?:https?://)?(?:(?:(?:www\\.?)?youtube\\.com(?:/(?:(?:watch\\?.*?v=([^&\\s]+).*)|))?))",
              "options": "g",
              "replace": "image::https://img.youtube.com/vi/$1/0.jpg[link=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=$1\"]"
            },
            {
              "regex": "^(https?://.*)",
              "options": "ig",
              "replace": "image::$1[linktext,300]"
            },
            {
              "regex": "(.*/media/)(.*)",
              "options": "",
              "replace": "image::$2[linktext,300]"
            }
          ]
        },
        {
          "markdownx": [
            {
              "regex": "^(?:https?://)?(?:(?:(?:www\\.?)?youtube\\.com(?:/(?:(?:watch\\?.*?v=([^&\\s]+).*)|))?))",
              "options": "g",
              "replace": "[![](https://img.youtube.com/vi/$1/0.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=$1)"
            },
            {
              "regex": "^(https?://.*)",
              "options": "ig",
              "replace": "[]($1)"
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    ]

    NOTE If any language rule been matched, it will not apply MarkdownPaste.rules anymore.

FAQ

  1. Extension not working on Windows, nor on Mac.

    telesoho#6

Contributing

See the contribution guidelines for ideas and guidance on how to improve the extension. Thank you!

License

The extension and source are licensed under the MIT license.