This article contains information about each macro available in the app. Select any of the links to learn more:

@How to use

You can pull Markdown from Bitbucket, from a URL, or through direct entry.

Entering Markdown directly in-page

Add the Markdown macro to the required Confluence page:

Then paste your content into the macro editor:

Or, you can paste the content directly in the macro on the page:

Add your URL to the URL field, and click Save. Make sure your URL is pointing to raw Markdown!

Now simply select Markdown from Github on the macro page and select your desired token:

Now simply select Markdown from Bitbucket on the macro page and select your desired token:

Here's a breakdown of each field:

Field	Description
Username/Organization Name	The username or organization name in which the repository is hosted under. For example, if the URL for your repository was: https://bitbucket.org/ mohamicorp/search-for-stash The username would be mohamicorp
Repository	The username the repository is hosted under. For example, if the URL for your repository was: https://bitbucket.org/mohamicorp/ search-for-stash The repository would be search-for-stash
Branch or Commit Hash	The Branch which you want to pull documentation from. A good example is master
File Path	The directory the file is hosted under. A good example might be: src/main/resources/README.md

Now simply select Markdown from Gitlab on the macro page and select your desired token:

Here's a breakdown of each field:

Field	Description
URL	URL of the markdown file you want to get pulled to Confluence. Can be a link to either regular or raw file. If URL is provided configuration bellow is not required. https://gitlab.com/mohami/smarter-search-for-bitbucket/-/blob/master/README.md
Username/Organization Name	The username or organization name in which the repository is hosted under. For example, if the URL for your repository was: https://gitlab.com/mohami/smarter-search-for-bitbucket The username would be mohami
Repository	The username the repository is hosted under. For example, if the URL for your repository was: https://gitlab.com/mohami/smarter-search-for-bitbucket The repository would be smarter-search-for-bitbucket
Branch or Commit Hash	The Branch which you want to pull documentation from. A good example is master
File Path	The directory the file is hosted under. A good example might be: src/main/resources/http://README.md