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caccuino

v0.5.12

Published

I use this to serve simple technical wikis that are purely based on markdown, the good old filesystem and no configuration

Downloads

4

Readme

caccuino

I use this to serve simple technical wikis that are purely based on markdown, the good old filesystem and no configuration

sudo npm install -g caccuino --unsafe-perm=true # or `npm link .` from this repo
cd /folder/with/markdown/files # for example `example` dir in this repo
caccuino

screenshot

The spawned server will serve

  • searchable file listing for directories
  • a rendered version of the markdown files
    • using style.css from the root directory
    • with codeblock syntax hilight
    • with rendering of mermaidjs diagrams
    • including a responsive sidebar with
      • an outline of the current document
      • a pdf download link
      • a list of adjacent files
  • a PDF rendered version of the markdown files
    • using puppeteer serverside for consistent results
    • automatically hiding sidebar and other styles that are not printable
    • still using style.css from the root directory (printable media)
  • serve any other static file as is (images, artifacts..)

Under development

  • [x] render an outline of the current document
  • [x] render a filetree of adiacent documents
  • [x] better printable css media
  • [x] Pdf rendering
  • [ ] hotreload changes (?)