mkdx.vim

mkdx.vim is a Markdown plugin that aims to reduce the time you spend formatting your markdown documents.
— GitHub

Not use it’s right now, I think it’s too complicated for me, maybe in the future. I switched to the simplest plugin (antonk52/markdowny.nvim) to quick formatting, etc.

Notes

When inside a link, typing a URL that starts with a ==#== will show a list of autocompletion based on the links of all the headers in the document.

Pressing o O and <cr> in insert mode on list item will create a new list item (bullet on numeric). To insert a new line, press <shift+enter>.

Numbered list items will be renumbered upon indenting / un-indenting. The algorithm for this is still pretty basic but attempts to ensure correct nesting. This feature uses tab and shift+tab to indent and unindent respectively.

Core hotkeys

Wrap link::<leader>ln

Toggle checklist item::<leader>t

Toggle list item::<leader>ll

Toggle task item (support visual mode)::<leader>t

Toggling lines from / to checklist items (alternative to telekasten <leader>zt)
<leader>lt

Completing Checkboxes / Checklists (support visual mode, can be combined)
<leader>= and <leader>- Sort of +/-

Dead link detection::<leader>L

Insert kbd shortcut::<<tab>

Toggling and promoting / demoting Headers::<leader>] and <leader>[

Toggling Quotes::<leader>'

Toggle links::<leader>ln

Toggle as bold / italic / inline-code / strike-through, where n is a number of words

• n<leader>/ → italic
• n<leader>b → bold
• n<leader>` → inline code
• n<leader>s → strike-through

Convert CSV to table and back::<leader>,

Jump to header::<leader>j*

Generate or update TOC (you can also use details markup)::<leader>i

Open TOC in quickfix window (you can use :cn to navigate)::<leader>I