Markdown export for Aeon Timeline 3
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aeon3md.py [-h] [--silent] Sourcefile Suffix
positional arguments:
Sourcefile The path of the .aeon or .csv file.
Suffix The suffix of the output file, indicating the content:
_outline - Part and chapter titles. Scene summaries as comments.
_full_synopsis - Part and chapter titles and scene summaries.
_brief_synopsis - Part and chapter titles and scene titles.
_chapter_overview - Part and chapter titles.
_character_sheets - Character tags, summary, characteristics, traits, and notes.
_location_sheets - Location tags and summaries.
_report - A full description of the narrative part, the characters and the locations.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--silent suppress messages and the request to confirm overwriting
In the narrative of an “.aeon” project file, the top three levels of hierarchy are considered. There are two alternatives:
When using a “.csv” export file instead, the document structure is given by the label in the Narrative Position row:
The aeon3md script uses the type designations as defined in Aeon’s novel template:
If you use labels other than the ones listed above, you can customize this script by providing an aeon3md.ini configuration file. For this, just copy the aeon3md.ini file to your project folder and edit it.
Instead of an .aeon file, you can optionally select a .csv file exported by Aeon Timeline 3.
By default, aeon3md uses a Markdown subset according to the following specificatiions:
Paragraphs in Markdown are separated by a blank line.
# One hash character at the start of the line
## Two hash characters at the start of the line
*single asterisks*
Note : A *
surrounded with spaces will be treated as a literal asterisk.
**double asterisks**
<!---A HTML comment with one additional hyphen--->