A Python Markdown extension that replaces inline dot graph defintions with an image tag pointing to the generated graph image.
Please note that I developed this specifically for my Perlican based blog and hence output directories and other stuff is hard coded.
Checkout and easy_install or pip install it:
$ git clone git://github.com/jawher/markdown-dot.git
$ cd markdown-dot
$ easy_install .
Activate the dot
extension and place the graph defintions in your markup like so:
{% dot output.png
digraph G {
rankdir=LR
S0 -> A [label="-"]
A -> B [label="-"]
A -> C [label=">"]
A [peripheries=2]
B [peripheries=2]
C [peripheries=2]
}
%}
The block above will then be replaced with an img
tag pointing to the generated png file.
If the file name starts with a !
, the image will still be generated but no img
tag will be included in the result.
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