Support MediaWiki-style links, includes?
Increasingly I find I want to look at a document that is used for the Gollum (Github) wiki software and in Marked.
So . . .
Gollum can support MediaWiki style links:
https://github.com/gollum/gollum/wiki#bracket-tags
(The doc here is kind of a mess, but it seems that for Markdown, it is always [[Title|page]] - if "page" is "page.md" they will find it -- and no matter where it is in the directory hierarchy.)
My impression is that they now recommend this link structure because Github makes the base URI something like "wiki/" and it is hard to get pages that work both locally and on Github.
The other thing they support is includes;
https://github.com/gollum/gollum/wiki#include-other-pages
(The includes only work when you host your own Gollum - the include links don't work on the wikis supported at Github.)
To sum it up:
(1) Provide for MediaWiki style bracketed links, where the page element is found in (probably) a breadth-first search of the directory structure (top-level would probably be good enough);
(2) Provide for includes.
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Brett on 05 Nov, 2013 04:54 PM
Given that Marked doesn't really have support for page navigation, it
would be fruitless to implement this as a default feature. You can,
however, do a decent job of replicating it with a custom pre-processor
that does a file scan and generates standard Markdown links before
passing it back to the main processor.