v0.0.4 Release

Author: mantreshkhurana

example.md

@@ -1,164 +1,39 @@
-# Markdown Worker Examples
+# Example Markdown File
 
-The `MarkdownParser` class provides various methods to parse and manipulate Markdown files. Here's a detailed explanation of each function and its usage:
+## Introduction
+This is a simple markdown file used for testing the MarkdownParser class.
 
-## Class: MarkdownParser
+## Features
+- Reads Markdown files
+- Extracts headers and paragraphs
+- Searches for specific headings
+- Converts Markdown to HTML
+- Fetches Markdown from URLs
+- Supports advanced formatting (blockquotes, horizontal rules, tables, and images)
+- Provides interactive CLI mode
 
-### `__init__(self, filename=None)`
+## Code Example
+```python
+print("Hello, World!")
+```
 
-- Description: Constructor for the `MarkdownParser` class.
-- Parameters:
-  - `filename` (optional): A string representing the filename of the Markdown file to read.
-- Usage:
+## Blockquote Example
+> This is a blockquote example.
 
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  ```
+## Horizontal Rule Example
+---
 
-### `read_markdown_file(self)`
+## Table Example
+| Header 1 | Header 2 |
+|----------|----------|
+| Data 1   | Data 2   |
+| Data 3   | Data 4   |
 
-- Description: Reads the content of the Markdown file and stores it in the `markdown_text` attribute.
-- Returns: The content of the Markdown file as a string.
-- Usage:
+## Image Example
+![Alt Text](https://example.com/image.jpg)
 
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  content = parser.read_markdown_file()
-  ```
+## Link Example
+[Mantresh](https://www.mantreshkhurana.com)
 
-### `extract_headers_and_paragraphs(self)`
-
-- Description: Extracts headers and paragraphs from the Markdown file.
-- Returns:
-  - `headers`: A list of strings containing the header titles.
-  - `paragraphs`: A list of strings containing the content of paragraphs.
-  - `header_indices`: A list of integers representing the line numbers of the headers in the Markdown file.
-- Usage:
-
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  headers, paragraphs, header_indices = parser.extract_headers_and_paragraphs()
-  ```
-
-### `search_heading(self, heading_to_search)`
-
-- Description: Searches for a specific header in the Markdown file and returns its content.
-- Parameters:
-  - `heading_to_search`: A string representing the header title to search for.
-- Returns: The content of the header as a string.
-- Usage:
-
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  heading_content = parser.search_heading('Introduction')
-  ```
-
-### `read_complete_file(self)`
-
-- Description: Returns the complete content of the Markdown file.
-- Returns: The content of the entire Markdown file as a string.
-- Usage:
-
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  complete_content = parser.read_complete_file()
-  ```
-
-### `read_line(self, line_number)`
-
-- Description: Reads a specific line from the Markdown file.
-- Parameters:
-  - `line_number`: An integer representing the line number to read (0-based index).
-- Returns: The content of the specified line as a string.
-- Usage:
-
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  line_content = parser.read_line(5)
-  ```
-
-### `read_word(self, line_number, word_number)`
-
-- Description: Reads a specific word from a given line in the Markdown file.
-- Parameters:
-  - `line_number`: An integer representing the line number (0-based index) to read.
-  - `word_number`: An integer representing the word number (0-based index) to read.
-- Returns: The specified word from the specified line as a string.
-- Usage:
-
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  word_content = parser.read_word(10, 3)
-  ```
-
-### `read_character(self, line_number, word_number, character_number)`
-
-- Description: Reads a specific character from a given word in a given line in the Markdown file.
-- Parameters:
-  - `line_number`: An integer representing the line number (0-based index) to read.
-  - `word_number`: An integer representing the word number (0-based index) to read.
-  - `character_number`: An integer representing the character number (0-based index) to read.
-- Returns: The specified character from the specified word in the specified line as a string.
-- Usage:
-
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  character = parser.read_character(15, 2, 4)
-  ```
-
-### `read_character_from_line(self, line_number, character_number)`
-
-- Description: Reads a specific character from a given line in the Markdown file.
-- Parameters:
-  - `line_number`: An integer representing the line number (0-based index) to read.
-  - `character_number`: An integer representing the character number (0-based index) to read.
-- Returns: The specified character from the specified line as a string.
-- Usage:
-
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  character = parser.read_character_from_line(20, 10)
-  ```
-
-### `read_character_from_file(self, character_number)`
-
-- Description: Reads a specific character from the entire Markdown file.
-- Parameters:
-  - `character_number`: An integer representing the character number (0-based index) to read.
-- Returns: The specified character from the Markdown file as a string.
-- Usage:
-
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  character = parser.read_character_from_file(50)
-  ```
-
-### `read_word_from_line(self, line_number, word_number)`
-
-- Description: Reads a specific word from a given line in the Markdown file.
-- Parameters:
-  - `line_number`: An integer representing the line number (0-based index) to read.
-  - `word_number`: An integer representing the word number (0-based index) to read.
-- Returns: The specified word from the specified line as a string.
-- Usage:
-
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser('example.md')
-  word_content = parser.read_word_from_line(25, 5)
-  ```
-
-### `markdown_to_html(self, markdown_text, output_filename=None)`
-
-- Description: Converts Markdown text to HTML format.
-- Parameters:
-  - `markdown_text`: A string representing the Markdown content to convert to HTML.
-  - `output_filename` (optional): A string representing the filename to save the HTML output. If not provided, the function will only return the HTML string.
-- Returns: The Markdown content converted to HTML as a string.
-- Usage:
-
-  ```python
-  parser = MarkdownParser()
-  html_output = parser.markdown_to_html('# Heading 1\n\n**Bold Text**')
-  ```
-
-Note: To use most of the functions that read from the Markdown file (e.g., `read_line`, `read_word`, etc.), make sure to initialize the `MarkdownParser` instance with a valid Markdown file using the `filename` parameter. Otherwise, the `markdown_text` will be an empty string.
+## Conclusion
+This file provides test content to validate the MarkdownParser functionalities, including new features.

example.py

@@ -1,61 +1,58 @@
 from markdown_worker import MarkdownParser
 
-# Create an instance of the MarkdownParser class and provide a Markdown file (replace 'example.md' with your file name).
-parser = MarkdownParser(filename='example.md')
-
-# Read the entire contents of the Markdown file.
-markdown_text = parser.read_complete_file()
-print("Markdown Content:")
-print(markdown_text)
-
-# Extract headers and paragraphs from the Markdown file.
-headers, paragraphs, header_indices = parser.extract_headers_and_paragraphs()
-print("\nHeaders:")
-print(headers)
-print("\nParagraphs:")
-print(paragraphs)
-
-# Search for a specific heading in the Markdown file.
-search_heading = "Introduction"
-result = parser.search_heading(search_heading)
-print(f"\nContent of '{search_heading}' heading:")
-print(result)
-
-# Read a specific line from the Markdown file.
-line_number = 2
-line_content = parser.read_line(line_number)
-print(f"\nContent of line {line_number}:")
-print(line_content)
-
-# Read a specific word from a specific line in the Markdown file.
-line_number = 3
-word_number = 1
-word_content = parser.read_word(line_number, word_number)
-print(f"\nWord at line {line_number}, word {word_number}:")
-print(word_content)
-
-# Read a specific character from a specific word in a specific line in the Markdown file.
-line_number = 4
-word_number = 0
-character_number = 2
-character_content = parser.read_character(line_number, word_number, character_number)
-print(f"\nCharacter at line {line_number}, word {word_number}, character {character_number}:")
-print(character_content)
-
-# Read a specific character from a specific line in the Markdown file.
-line_number = 5
-character_number = 3
-character_content = parser.read_character_from_line(line_number, character_number)
-print(f"\nCharacter at line {line_number}, character {character_number}:")
-print(character_content)
-
-# Read a specific character from the entire Markdown file.
-character_number = 10
-character_content = parser.read_character_from_file(character_number)
-print(f"\nCharacter at index {character_number}:")
-print(character_content)
-
-# Convert the Markdown text to HTML.
-html_output = parser.markdown_to_html(markdown_text)
-print("\nHTML Output:")
+
+parser = MarkdownParser(filename="example.md")
+
+
+test_url = "https://example.com/sample.md"
+fetch_result = parser.fetch_markdown_from_url(test_url)
+print("\nFetching Markdown from URL:")
+print(fetch_result)
+
+
+backup_result = parser.backup_markdown_file("example_backup.md")
+print("\nBackup Result:")
+print(backup_result)
+
+
+stats = parser.get_statistics()
+print("\nMarkdown File Statistics:")
+print(stats)
+
+
+html_output = parser.markdown_to_html()
+print("\nConverted HTML:")
 print(html_output)
+
+
+blockquote_test = parser.search_heading("Blockquote Example")
+print("\nBlockquote Test:")
+print(blockquote_test)
+
+
+hr_test = parser.search_heading("Horizontal Rule Example")
+print("\nHorizontal Rule Test:")
+print(hr_test)
+
+
+table_test = parser.search_heading("Table Example")
+print("\nTable Test:")
+print(table_test)
+
+
+image_test = parser.search_heading("Image Example")
+print("\nImage Test:")
+print(image_test)
+
+
+link_test = parser.search_heading("Link Example")
+print("\nLink Test:")
+print(link_test)
+
+
+replace_result = parser.find_and_replace("OpenAI", "Markdown Parser")
+print("\nFind and Replace Test:")
+print(replace_result)
+
+
+parser.preview_html("test_preview.html")