VSCode copy image

Auto generate image content in md file when copy or paste image in vscode.

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For example, copy a image and paste in vscode, the image content will be:

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Customize the image directory

You can customize the image directory in the setting.json markdown.copyFiles.destination.

"markdown.copyFiles.destination": {
  "/docs/api/**/*": "${documentWorkspaceFolder}/docs/images/"
}

• ${documentDirName} — Absolute parent directory path of the Markdown document, e.g. /Users/me/myProject/docs.
• ${documentRelativeDirName} — Relative parent directory path of the Markdown document, e.g. docs. This is the same as ${documentDirName} if the file is not part of a workspace.
• ${documentFileName} — The full filename of the Markdown document, e.g. README.md.
• ${documentBaseName} — The basename of the Markdown document, e.g. README.
• ${documentExtName} — The extension of the Markdown document, e.g. md.
• ${documentFilePath} — Absolute path of the Markdown document, e.g. /Users/me/myProject/docs/README.md.
• ${documentRelativeFilePath} — Relative path of the Markdown document, e.g. docs/README.md. This is the same as ${documentFilePath} if the file is not part of a workspace.
• ${documentWorkspaceFolder} — The workspace folder for the Markdown document, e.g. /Users/me/myProject. This is the same as ${documentDirName} if the file is not part of a workspace.
• ${fileName} — The file name of the dropped file, e.g. image.png.
• ${fileExtName} — The extension of the dropped file, e.g. png.

The same level directory with the Markdown document

"markdown.copyFiles.destination": {
  "**/*": "${documentDirName}/${documentBaseName}/${documentBaseName}-${fileExtName}"
  // "/docs/api/**/*": "images/${documentBaseName}-${fileExtName}"
}

The static directory

"markdown.copyFiles.destination": {
  "**/*": "${documentWorkspaceFolder}/${documentBaseName}-${fileExtName}"
  // "**/*": "${documentWorkspaceFolder}/images/${documentBaseName}-${fileExtName}"
}