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markshell

v1.6.0

Published

markshell allows you to output any markdown file formatted and style to the console

Downloads

388

Readme

Markshell Logo

Markshell - Console output for Markdown

Markshell let you output any Markdown file to the console. This tool also includes theming support to change the out put to your favorite colors.

Syntax hightlighting support for source code on the console is provided base on PrismJS

The output on the console then looks like this:

Sample Console Output

This package uses Chalk for coloring the output.

Install

npm install markshell --save

Usage

To use Markshell in your CLI code use something like this.

const path = require('path');
const fs = require('fs');
const chalk = require('chalk');

const markshell = require('markshell');

const pathToFile = path.join(__dirname,
    'path to my markdown file'
);

if (fs.existsSync(pathToFile)) {

    // print markdown file
    markshell.toConsole(pathToFile);

};

Theme

Setting theme for the console can be accomplished with the following code.

// get the default theme
const theme = markshell.getTheme();

Gives you the default themeing define in the package. the following theming slots are available.

// define headline format
theme.headline = chalk.bold.keyword('lime'),

// define bold text layout
theme.bold = chalk.bold.lime,

// define italic text
theme.italic = chalk.italic.keyword('lime');

// define strikethrough style
theme.strikethrough = chalk.strikethrough.keyword('lime');

// define code output
theme.code = chalk.bold.keyword('lime'),

// define inline code output
theme.inlineCode = chalk.bold.keyword('lime'),

// define blockquote style
theme.blockQuote = chalk.italic.bgKeyword('lime').keyword('black');

Finally set the new theme for the output.

markshell.setTheme(theme);

The output should then transformed into this:

Themed markshell output

For full color reference check out: Chalk

Output raw content

I case you like to work with the raw formatted content.

const path = require('path');
const fs = require('fs');
const chalk = require('chalk');

const markshell = require('markshell');

const pathToFile = path.join(__dirname,
    'path to my markdown file'
);

if (fs.existsSync(pathToFile)) {

    // Get the formatted content
   var formattedContent = markshell.toRawConsole(pathToFile);

   ...

};

Use Markshell from the terminal

You can install markshell as a global package too.

npm install -g markshell

To use markshell simply execute:

markshell ./path-to-your/markdown.md

Used by

Microsoft CLI

Have fun using it!!! 🖤🖤🖤