How can I fix broken image links in my pug included markdown files?












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i just need to rebase the incoming links in the markdown, so that they're relative to the pug document



structure



index.pug
articles/
my-article.md
my-image.jpg


pug



.article-body
include:markdown-it articles/my-article.md


markdown



# my cool article

![my cool image](my-image.jpg)


i'd really rather not change my markdown link to articles/my-image.jpg, because that would break the markdown preview for editing, which would be an awful developer experience










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  • the package markdown-it-replace-link doesn't look like a viable solution -- it is not compatible with the pug-cli, only the pug node api -- and the node api does not include watch mode functionality -- and i can't abandon watch mode just to fix the links..

    – ChaseMoskal
    Nov 28 '18 at 2:20











  • You could use gulp and gulp-replace to regex the markdown paths

    – sean
    Nov 28 '18 at 15:03











  • Or change your structure so that the path can stay consistent

    – sean
    Nov 28 '18 at 15:06
















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i just need to rebase the incoming links in the markdown, so that they're relative to the pug document



structure



index.pug
articles/
my-article.md
my-image.jpg


pug



.article-body
include:markdown-it articles/my-article.md


markdown



# my cool article

![my cool image](my-image.jpg)


i'd really rather not change my markdown link to articles/my-image.jpg, because that would break the markdown preview for editing, which would be an awful developer experience










share|improve this question























  • the package markdown-it-replace-link doesn't look like a viable solution -- it is not compatible with the pug-cli, only the pug node api -- and the node api does not include watch mode functionality -- and i can't abandon watch mode just to fix the links..

    – ChaseMoskal
    Nov 28 '18 at 2:20











  • You could use gulp and gulp-replace to regex the markdown paths

    – sean
    Nov 28 '18 at 15:03











  • Or change your structure so that the path can stay consistent

    – sean
    Nov 28 '18 at 15:06














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i just need to rebase the incoming links in the markdown, so that they're relative to the pug document



structure



index.pug
articles/
my-article.md
my-image.jpg


pug



.article-body
include:markdown-it articles/my-article.md


markdown



# my cool article

![my cool image](my-image.jpg)


i'd really rather not change my markdown link to articles/my-image.jpg, because that would break the markdown preview for editing, which would be an awful developer experience










share|improve this question














i just need to rebase the incoming links in the markdown, so that they're relative to the pug document



structure



index.pug
articles/
my-article.md
my-image.jpg


pug



.article-body
include:markdown-it articles/my-article.md


markdown



# my cool article

![my cool image](my-image.jpg)


i'd really rather not change my markdown link to articles/my-image.jpg, because that would break the markdown preview for editing, which would be an awful developer experience







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  • the package markdown-it-replace-link doesn't look like a viable solution -- it is not compatible with the pug-cli, only the pug node api -- and the node api does not include watch mode functionality -- and i can't abandon watch mode just to fix the links..

    – ChaseMoskal
    Nov 28 '18 at 2:20











  • You could use gulp and gulp-replace to regex the markdown paths

    – sean
    Nov 28 '18 at 15:03











  • Or change your structure so that the path can stay consistent

    – sean
    Nov 28 '18 at 15:06



















  • the package markdown-it-replace-link doesn't look like a viable solution -- it is not compatible with the pug-cli, only the pug node api -- and the node api does not include watch mode functionality -- and i can't abandon watch mode just to fix the links..

    – ChaseMoskal
    Nov 28 '18 at 2:20











  • You could use gulp and gulp-replace to regex the markdown paths

    – sean
    Nov 28 '18 at 15:03











  • Or change your structure so that the path can stay consistent

    – sean
    Nov 28 '18 at 15:06

















the package markdown-it-replace-link doesn't look like a viable solution -- it is not compatible with the pug-cli, only the pug node api -- and the node api does not include watch mode functionality -- and i can't abandon watch mode just to fix the links..

– ChaseMoskal
Nov 28 '18 at 2:20





the package markdown-it-replace-link doesn't look like a viable solution -- it is not compatible with the pug-cli, only the pug node api -- and the node api does not include watch mode functionality -- and i can't abandon watch mode just to fix the links..

– ChaseMoskal
Nov 28 '18 at 2:20













You could use gulp and gulp-replace to regex the markdown paths

– sean
Nov 28 '18 at 15:03





You could use gulp and gulp-replace to regex the markdown paths

– sean
Nov 28 '18 at 15:03













Or change your structure so that the path can stay consistent

– sean
Nov 28 '18 at 15:06





Or change your structure so that the path can stay consistent

– sean
Nov 28 '18 at 15:06












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