legalmd-gist

config.yaml

levels: 
  - form: "Section $x." 
    num: 1 
  - form: "($x)"
    num: a 
  - form: ($x) 
    num: 1

enactment_clause: "Be it ordained by the People of the City and County of San Francisco:"

custom.yaml

name: Legal Markdown

mustache: '[mustache powered-templating](http://mustache.github.io/)'

inbox.md

#Legal MarkdownJS

Type some markdown here to try it out. Legal citations become links.

See, e.g., 35 USC 112 and D.C. Official Code 2-531.

##Levels

l. |xref| Make nested lists ll. It's easy to do ll. Just add a lowercase l and a period . lll. Or many lll. You can even use cross references. Try adding a level before |xref| lll. Let your imagination run wild. l. So, woohoo!

##Templating

Oh yeah. Did I mention that you can use {{mustache}}? To use it, try setting some customization variables using the dropdown menu above.

output.html

<h1 id="legalmarkdownjs">Legal MarkdownJS</h1>

<p>Type some <em>markdown</em> here to try it out. Legal citations become links.</p>

<p>See, e.g., <a href='http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/35/112'>35 USC 112</a> and <a href='http://dccode.org/simple/sections/2-531.html'>D.C. Official Code 2-531</a>.</p>

<h2 id="levels">Levels</h2>

<p>Section 1. Make nested lists</p>

<p>(a) It's easy to do</p>

<p>(b) Just add a lowercase <code>l</code> and a period <code>.</code></p>

<p>(1) Or many</p>

<p>(2) You can even use cross references. Try adding a level before Section 1.</p>

<p>(3) Let your imagination run wild.</p>

<p>Section 2. So, woohoo!</p>

<h2 id="templating">Templating</h2>

<p>Oh yeah. Did I mention that you can use <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;mustache.github.io&#x2F;">mustache powered-templating</a>? To use it, try setting some customization variables using the dropdown menu above.</p>