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mrkdown

v2.1.11

Published

Markdown files to HTML static site generator - angular.js app

Downloads

33

Readme

Markdown files to static SPA Angular.js Application Generator

Demo Video

Must Install mrkdown package.

npm install -g mrkdown

Create a config file

mrkdown init

Convert All markdown file to HTML

mrkdown build

Conversion

| From File | To File | | --------- | ------- | | md | html | | html | html | | htm | html | | txt | html |

Commands

Command - Init

mrkdown init, it will create a new mrkdown.config.json file.

{
    "distFolderName": "dist",
    "title": "My Notes",
    "brandName": "My Notes",
    "favIconUrl": "Image/image.png",
    "users": [
        {
            userName: "Admin",
            password: "admin@123",
            displayName: "Admin",
            imageUrl: "Image/image.png"
        }
    ],
    "useHash": true
}

mrkdown.config.json

| Key | Meaning | Default | | ------------------ | -------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | | removeRightSideBar | removing the right side bar | true | | distFolderName | build file will be there | "markdown-publish" | | title | browser tab title | "Notes" | | favIconUrl | fav icon url | NULL | | skipFolders | conversion not applied those specified paths | ['.git', 'node_modules'] | | skipFiles | conversion not applied those specified files | [] | | home | it will enable the default home page setup | false | | homeHtml | accept RAW html | NULL | | homeHtmlUrl | Home page html file | NULL | | users | Give the users to access you wep page | [] | | useHash | it will enable the hash in the URL | true | | prod | minified all the files | false |

Command - Build

mrkdown build, it will convert all Markdown file to HTML file.
mrkdown build --use-hash=true, enable the # in URL
mrkdown build --use-hash=false, remove the #! in URL mrkdown build --use-hash=false --prod, remove the #! in URL and minified the files