Add support for table of contents

[mrvdb]

I'm using some org documents in a blog for publishing. Converting them with org-ruby to html works excellent, except for the table of contents.

Taking the 'toc' setting from #+OPTIONS in the org-file would be great.

[snosov1]

I don't know whether it will be applicable, but you can use the org-toc package as a workaround. In short, you simply add a :TOC: tag to a headline, and it gets updated with the current table of contents upon saving.

You can also define your own function for turning headings into hrefs. Like, if you add a :TOC@1@myfunc: tag, then it will try to use org-toc-hrefify-myfunc to turn heading into a href. Github and org href styles are supported out-of-the-box.

[mrvdb]

Excellent suggestion, thanks! For some of the documents this is indeed a viable workaround.

[larstvei]

Hi!

I also miss this feature, and would prefer to avoid a workaround. If someone would point me in the right direction in adding this feature I would love to give implementing it a shot!

[ewa]

Another +1 here. This would be really good to have. I love that GitHub (using org-ruby) renders Org files nicely, but I wish tables of contents came through!

[angrybacon]

Likewise, toc-org is not a viable option to me because I would still have the TOC in my files (takes a lot of space). Not only could it parse #+OPTIONS but it could also support #+TOC. Here is what I tried:

* Heading 1

#+TOC: headlines 1 local

** Subheading 1
** Subheading 2
** Subheading 3

* Heading 2

#+TOC: headlines 1 local

** Subheading 1
** Subheading 2

Here is the documentation I referred to: http://orgmode.org/manual/Table-of-contents.html.

Also, is the project still maintained? I see the last commit is from early 2015.