file-converter--md-html

This project aims to provide easy conversion between html and markdown.

Installation and implementation

1. Installation via npm :
   npm i file-converter--md-html
   This will install all the necessary dependencies in your system.
   Locate the "index.js" file :
   your-root-folder/node_modules/file-converter--md-html/index.js
   Open terminal in file-converter--md-html directory and run :
   node index.js

2. Using via npx , run command npx file-converter--md-html in your terminal opened in directory of your choice. This command will run index.js, server hosted on localhost:3000.

3. Setting up locally via git :
   i. Fork the repo, it will create copy of this repo in your github.
   ii. Clone the repo. [you can skip the (i.) step and directly start with (ii.) as well.]
   iii. In your local repository/directory, run git clone your-copied-url-here in terminal opened in that particular directory.
   iv. Run npm install in that particular directory (this directory must contain package.json file, as it states all the dependencies alongside their respective versions, required for project).
   v. To verify run npm list to ensure that all dependencies were installed correctly.
   vi. After this cd path/to/your/project and run node index.js.

Note: Ensure that you have installed node on your machine.
: If you encounter this :

(node:2806) [DEP0040] DeprecationWarning: The `punycode` module is deprecated. Please use a userland alternative instead.
(Use `node --trace-deprecation ...` to show where the warning was created)

This is due to issue in deprecated punycode module in jsdom. For more information, refer to https://github.com/jsdom/jsdom/issues/3613 .

After running, the converted result will be displayed in console of running terminal and console of webpage showing converted query.

Accessing remotely

Now this can be done using ngrok or any other service that provides "tunnel" : a pathway through which internel traffic can be sent to one network to another.
Here is how you can achieve remote access or connect your localhost web address to internet via cloudflared , without directly exposing it to external networks.

1. First download and install cloudflared for your respective operating system from their official site. You can refer to this for more information https://developers.cloudflare.com/pages/how-to/preview-with-cloudflare-tunnel/ .
2. After installing, you can directly run cloudflared tunnel --url http://localhost:3000 in your terminal, note that you can change your port from 3000 to which your project is running on.

                         |  Your quick Tunnel has been created! Visit it at (it may take some time to be reachable):  |
                         |  https://some-unique-string-here-example.trycloudflare.com                                 |
                         +--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

3. This will give you a global url that will work until you kill the process running in your terminal in which you ran (2), now anyone can access your website globally via this url.

Note: This will be as I mentioned temporary. Each time you kill the process will need to generate a new url to work again.