Hi,
For example, in title of markdown 1.md
, there’s a link ./title of markdown 2.md
. When publishing 2 markdown files, I’m converting the link to hugo shortcode relref like {{< relref "title of markdown 2.md" >}}
which works fine.
As I want to use markdown file for hugo and pdf converting, I don’t use relref shortcode in markdown file. The thing is when converting the markdown with a link like ./another markdown.md
to pdf, I also need to convert it again.
So, I tried to convert file name of markdown to hugo style ugly url like this-is-url.html
but ended up realizing it’s not straightforward. Some title with +
is converted without +
and some title +
is converted with +
, so I’m not too sure what kind of rule is used.
In short,
- Is there any way for me to use go source code to use relref function in command line?
- Can I get conversion rule so that I can implement it using sed, tr and any other tool?
Thanks