Question/Feature Request: Inject custom Confluence Macros within Markdown

[Ricapar]

I have a Confluence environment with a handful of custom macros that are really useful - custom formatting, integrations, etc.

I'd like to reference these within the Markdown that I'm passing to md2cf. By default it just treats it as HTML and escapes it (to be expected).

Is there a way currently (or if not, feature request!) to be able to provide a macro's XML within my Markdown files and have md2cf leave it as-is when it generates the payload it sends over to Confluence?

[iamjackg]

Ahh, the version of Mistune I'm using should support an escape parameter that would let all HTML code pass through. If you feel adventurous you can add escape=True to the ConfluenceRenderer parameters here. If it works, I will gladly add it to md2cf, with a command line flag to control it :)

[iamjackg]

Hey @Ricapar, did you get a chance to try that out?

[skaylink-AndreasUlm]

I implemented a replacement file (#46 ) which allows to replace custom-strings within the MD file with a Confluence Macro syntax.
Using that we are replacing {{ hint }}foobar{{ /hint }} with the Confluence Macro info during the upload.