mark.Run and ProcessFile were writing directly to os.Stdout via
fmt.Println, which is a surprising side-effect for library callers.
Add Config.Output io.Writer for callers to provide their own sink.
When nil the helper falls back to io.Discard, so library embedders
that do not set Output receive no implicit stdout writes. The CLI
layer sets Output: os.Stdout to preserve existing behaviour.
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When PageID mode is used (meta == nil), labels is nil and calling
updateLabels unconditionally treats that as an empty desired set,
silently removing all existing global labels from the page. Guard
the call so label syncing only runs when metadata is present.
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Expose the core mark functionality as an importable Go library.
Library users can now import github.com/kovetskiy/mark and call:
err := mark.Run(mark.Config{
BaseURL: "https://confluence.example.com",
Username: "user",
Password: "token",
Files: "docs/**/*.md",
Features: []string{"mermaid", "mention"},
})
The new package provides:
- Config struct: all options decoupled from the CLI framework
- Run(config Config) error: process all files matching Config.Files
- ProcessFile(file, api, config): process a single markdown file
Also moves the CLI entry point to cmd/mark/main.go following standard
Go convention for projects that serve as both a library and a binary.
Fixes a pre-existing nil-pointer dereference on meta.Attachments,
meta.Layout and related fields when using --target-url with a pageId
(meta was nil in that code path).
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