@makenowjust/md.html
v0.4.2
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:memo: md.html v0.4.2
Markdown inside HTML
Put the following two magical lines into top of HTML file, then you can write Markdown after this and browser renders Markdown automatically.
<!doctype html><meta charset="utf-8"><script src="https://unpkg.com/@makenowjust/[email protected]"></script><noscript>
<!-- vim: set ft=markdown: -->
# Hello `md.html` World!See md.html demo!
Usage
Put the following two magical lines into top of HTML file.
Stable:
<!doctype html><meta charset="utf-8"><script src="https://unpkg.com/@makenowjust/[email protected]"></script><noscript>
<!-- vim: set ft=markdown: -->HEAD:
<!doctype html><meta charset="utf-8"><script src="https://makenowjust.github.io/md.html/main.js"></script><noscript>
<!-- vim: set ft=markdown: -->Or, you can get main.js from Web and specify this path:
$ curl 'https://makenowjust.github.io/md.html/main.js > docs/main.js
$ cat > docs/index.html
<!doctype html><meta charset="utf-8"><script src="./main.js"></script><noscript>
<!-- vim: set ft=markdown: -->
^DFeatures
- Don't need preprocess for publishing Markdown.
- Support footnote reference.
- Render soft breaks as
<br>. - Emoji support (e.g. convert
:memo:to 📝) - Set
target="_blank"property to external links. - Math expression support (inline
$...$and block$$⏎...⏎$$) with KaTeX - Set slug
idtoh1-6tags and append anchor icon. - Syntax highlighting
- Set title via frontmatter
titleproperty. - Correct styles on printing.
See examples!
Development
See maidfile.md tasks.
Special Thanks
This project is built with many other packages.
- remark and unified families: Markdown to HTML pipeline
- github-markdown-css: Markdown CSS extracted from GitHub
- highlight.js: syntax highlighting library
- KaTeX: math typesetting library
- gray-matter: frontmatter parser
- babel: JavaScript transpiler
- webpack: JavaScript bundler
- jest: test runner
- maid: Markdown task runner
- prettier: opinionated formatter
and all other dependencies... Thank you!!
License
MIT (c) 2018 TSUYUSATO "MakeNowJust" Kitsune