shortcut-links-0.5.1.0: README.md

# shortcut-links

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This package is a database of link shortcuts. A Markdown example:  `[Google](@w)` turns into <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google>.

It's intended to be used in wikis and text markup converters (such as Pandoc) and anywhere else where humans may be entering links.