Write blog posts in Markdown format, then use BlogLiterately to do
syntax highlighting, format ghci sessions, and upload to any blog
supporting the metaWeblog API (such as Wordpress).
To make further customization possible, the internals of the
executable are made available as a library. In particular, it is easy
to create your own executable which adds extra custom transformations;
see Text.BlogLiterately.Run.
Changes
0.7.1.7 (5 June 2014)
Allow lens-4.2
Test with GHC 7.8
0.7.1.6 (21 March 2014)
Allow lens-4.1
0.7.1.5 (10 March 2014)
Fix bug that was causing options set in profile or in-file options
header to be ignored when doing pandoc writing, which affected
e.g. table of contents setting.
0.7.1.4 (3 February 2014)
(#11) Workaround allowing [ghci] blocks in .lhs files containing
lines that start with #
0.7.1.3 (30 January 2014)
Allow lens-4.0
0.7.1.2 (27 January 2014)
Allow blaze-html-0.7
0.7.1.1 (17 January 2014)
Bug fix: no table of contents is now actually the default, as advertised
0.7.1 (14 January 2014)
Allow pandoc-citeproc-0.3
Add –toc option for putting a table of contents at the top of a post
0.7.0.2 (4 December 2013)
Allow pandoc-citeproc-0.2
0.7.0.1 (7 November 2013)
Allow lens-3.10
0.7 (2 November 2013)
Add support for citations.
0.6.3.1 (10 October 2013)
Allow haxr-3000.10
0.6.3 (30 September 2013)
Update to build against pandoc-1.12. Note that BlogLiterately no
longer builds with pandoc < 1.12.
0.6.2 (29 August 2013)
Enable input in reStructuredText format
0.6.1 (27 August 2013)
Automatically include necessary preamble (e.g. <script> tags)
for the math mode chosen (e.g. MathJax)
Wrap the results of hscolour in pre and code tags with
classes, to conform more closely to the style used by
highlighting-kate
Output an entire URL upon a successful post
0.6.0.2 (15 May 2013)
bump upper bound to allow HaXml-1.24
0.6.0.1 (27 March 2013)
bump upper bound to allow lens-3.9
0.6: 10 March 2013
Add support for “profiles” with sets of common options
Add support for reading options from inline blocks tagged [BLOpts]
Add support for reading post titles using pandoc-supported title
block format, % Title
Transforms are now of type StateT (BlogLiterately, Pandoc) IO (),
to allow transforms to alter the options record as well as the
document
Add centerImagesXF to standard transforms
Move a bunch of ad-hoc functionality into standard transforms
Add --html-only option
bump pandoc upper bound to < 1.12
0.5.4.1: 18 February 2013
bump blaze-html upper bound to < 0.7
0.5.4: 24 January 2013
Require pandoc 1.10.
0.5.3: 19 November 2012
New --math option for selecting pandoc math writing mode
Run the pandoc parser in “smart” mode, which generates proper en-
and em-dashes, quotation marks, etc.
More updates for GHC 7.6.1 compatibility
Using highlighting-kate to highlight non-Haskell code was already
the default; make this more clear.
The --other-kate option is no more; now there are two options
--kate--no-kate
with --kate the default.
0.5.2.1: 19 September 2012
bump base upper bound to <4.7
0.5.2: 20 August 2012
improvement to behavior of --upload-images flag: cache uploaded
image server URLs, even across multiple runs, to avoid uploading
the same image multiple times
bump dep upper bounds:
split to < 0.3
cmdargs to < 0.11
0.5.1: 30 July 2012
Escape < and > characters in ghci output
Supress vertical whitespace following ghci commands that produce
no output
add centerImagesXF transform (disabled by default)
create bug tracker and add Bug-reports: field to .cabal file
re-export Text.BlogLiterately.Run from Text.BlogLiterately
improved documentation
fix output of --version
0.5: 7 July 2012
expose internals as a library, and create framework for adding
custom transformations to the pipeline
image uploads
ability to specify expected outputs in ghci blocks
prompt for password if not provided
bump HaXml upper bound to allow 1.23.*
0.4: 2 July 2012
Add special support for wordpress.com’s LaTeX format
Support for [ghci] blocks with contents automatically passed
through ghci and results typeset
Support for tags
Support for creating “pages” as well as posts (WordPress only)
