When sending files to people not invested in Neorg it's nice to be able to use a format that they use. The core.export module is a backend module providing functionality to write your own exporter for any given filetype.

All export functionality is provided by the :Neorg export command.

To export the currently opened buffer to another file format, you should use the :Neorg export to-file command. The command takes the following arguments:

• path - the path to export to. Examples are: my-file.md, ~/output.md. If the second argument is not provided Neorg will try to infer the filetype to convert to through the file extension.
• filetype (optional) - the filetype to export to. Useful if you want to use a non-standard extension, or if the filetype you're using cannot be inferred automatically. Note that this filetype must be a filetype that Neovim itself provides and/or understands, i.e. md or markd is not a valid filetype, however markdown is.

Neorg also supports exporting a directory of files: this is where the :Neorg export directory command comes into play. It takes 3 arguments:

• directory - the directory to export
• filetype - the filetype to export to
• output-dir (optional) - a custom output directory to use. If not provided will fall back to config.public.export_dir (see configuration).

• export_dir

  (string)

  The directory to export to when running :Neorg export directory. The string can be formatted with the special keys: <export-dir> and <language>.

  "<export-dir>/<language>-export"

• core.integrations.treesitter - A module designed to integrate Treesitter into Neorg.