Working with government agencies is very difficult.
This extension was created to address requests from users who primarily use Markdown, asking them to "please send the file as a Hangul file."
This is an extension that converts Markdown (.md) documents written in VS Code into Hangul (.hwpx) documents. It performs the conversion in compliance with the strict OWPML (Hangul Standard XML) specifications.
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hwpx Conversion: Open a Markdown file and run the command to create a
.hwpxfile in the same folder. -
Typography
- Titles (H1, H2, H3): Automatically mapped to bold fonts of 16pt, 14pt, and 12pt respectively
- Emphasis and Underline: Full support for
**Bold**and<u>Underline</u>styles
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Multilevel Lists
- Automatic symbol conversion based on indentation level (Level 1:
□, Level 2:◦, Level 3:•) - Alignment provided using the Hangul Paragraph Margin (Shift+Tab) function
- Automatic symbol conversion based on indentation level (Level 1:
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Tables & Blockquotes
- Converts Markdown tables to native Hangul tables (
<hp:tbl>) (automatic distribution of borders and cell width applied) - Converts quotations (
>) into a neat 1x1 table (box) format
- Converts Markdown tables to native Hangul tables (
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Increase in multilevel list levels (up to 6 levels)
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Image insertion
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Open the Markdown (
.md) file you want to convert. -
Press
Ctrl + Shift + P(Mac:Cmd + Shift + P) to open the Command Palette. -
Search for and execute the
Export to HWPcommand. -
When the completion notification appears in the bottom right corner, check the generated
.hwpxfile in the folder where the Markdown file was located.
0.0.1
You can view the update history in CHANGELOG.md
MIT License