Jekyll Tag "include"

[almondtools]

I tried a snippet found at https://github.com/vsch/flexmark-java/wiki/Usage#include-markdown-and-html-file-content with a markdown file containing {% include ... %}.

JekyllTagExtension.TAG_LIST was empty, so debugged into the code and found out that in my case the JekyllTagInlineParser is used. Here I find the line if (!listIncludesOnly || tagName.equals("includes")) while JekyllTagBlockParser uses the line if (!listIncludesOnly || tagName.equals("include")).

I am not familiar with Jekyll (I only want to use the include feature), yet it seems suspicious to me that one parser uses include and another uses includes. Besides ``{% includes ... %}` is not handled properly (nothing is included).

[vsch]

@almondtools, thank you for catching it. It looks like a bug.

[vsch]

@almondtools, I forgot to mention that the library cannot include any content without your code providing the information of what is available for inclusion.

It handles the parsing and mechanics but specifics have to be provided by your code. The library cannot assume anything about the search paths or layout of the files.

For an example see JekyllIncludeFileSample.java

[vsch]

@almondtools, the proper tag is {% include %}. Fixed for version 0.34.8