ghtoc readme file

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	-- generate "toc" for markdown

####Table of contents (toc is generated by ghtoc)

• Introduction
• Features & Limitition
• Usage
• License
• Showcase
  • I am happy to be the Section 1
    • Section 1 is my boss
      • Hey, the guy above, you are my boss!
        • I am not boss at all,shame!
  • I stand on Section2 and I am empty
    • No you are not, In my subSection, you find characters
      • Here I test: "([<&>]) and *$#+"
  • OK, that's it

##Introduction

GitHub doesn't provide a [[toc]] like function to generate toc(Table of contents) for markdown file. But sometimes an outline of a long readme file or other markdown page is very helpful. That's why does the simple ghtoc come.

ghtoc was written and tested with python 2.7.8

##Features & Limitation

• auto backup the input file before toc was generated and inserted
• currently only support converting ##Section-like format into toc.
• doesn't support unicode characters in ##sections (the link generated by github doesn't work anyway)

##Usage

toc.py <md file>

then open the <md file> and check if you are satisfied with the generated toc

##License

MIT license

##Showcase

ghtoc is so simple that itselves readme file won't contain much information. I just put here some example to let the toc in this page have some stuffs. Also it shows how the toc generated by ghtoc look like.

I am happy to be the Section 1

Section 1 is my boss

Hey, the guy above, you are my boss!

I am not boss at all,shame!

I stand on Section2 and I am empty

No you are not, In my subSection, you find characters

Here I test: "([<&>]) and *$#+"

OK, that's it

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