knap
Render Markdown from templates and structured data using Knap CLI. Use when the user asks to apply a Knap template, turn JSON or CSV data into notes, batch-generate Markdown files, or format Defuddle output into a note.
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- 20.09.2026 г.
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Командата отваря избора на skills от репозитория. Прочетете файла и условията на автора преди изпълнение.
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Knap
Use Knap CLI to render Markdown templates with variables, filters, and logic.
If not installed: npm install -g knap (requires Node.js 20 or later). Alternatively, use npx knap.
Run knap --help for available commands and options. Discover the language through the CLI's offline reference:
knap help syntax
knap help filters
knap help filter date
knap help tags
knap help tag for
Use the lists to find names, then request individual help for syntax, parameters, and examples with expected output.
Usage
Render a template with JSON variables:
knap render template.md --data article.json -o note.md
Supply a template and data inline:
knap render -t '# {{ title | trim }}' --data-json '{"title":"Hello"}'
Override a variable or pipe JSON data:
knap render template.md --data article.json --set 'title=Custom title'
cat article.json | knap render template.md --data -
Data must be a JSON object; its properties become template variables. --set overrides literal top-level keys with strings. Use JSON for nested objects, arrays, numbers, and booleans.
Choose one template source (file, -t, or stdin) and one data source (--data or --data-json). Only one input can read stdin. Without a template file or -t, Knap reads the template from stdin.
Output defaults to stdout. -o creates parent directories and overwrites the destination after rendering succeeds. Errors exit with status 1; diagnostics go to stderr. Warnings can accompany successful output.
Templates
Use {{ variable }} for values, | for filters, and {% ... %} for logic. For example, save this as template.md:
---
{{ title | yaml_property:"title" }}
{{ tags | yaml_property:"tags" }}
---
# {{ title | trim }}
{% if author %}
By {{ author }}
{% endif %}
{{ content }}
Use yaml_property for complete frontmatter properties so values are quoted and indented correctly. The CLI includes standard filters, but does not supply Web Clipper browser variables, selectors, prompts, or DOM-dependent HTML filters. Supply variables through JSON.
Check a template before rendering:
knap validate template.md
Validation checks syntax, filter names, and static filter arguments without data or file output. It does not check variable existence, runtime values, or dynamic arguments; render with real data to check runtime behavior. Diagnostics go to stderr and include relevant help commands.