Phuker / md2html

Yet another markdown to html converter, generate an offline all-in-one single HTML file.

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md2html

Yet another markdown to html converter, generate an offline all-in-one single HTML file.

This is a feng-he-guai program. Python code based on:

CSS based on:

Features

Generated HTML

The principle is: keep it simple.

  • All-in-one single HTML file
  • Completely offline, no CDN, no web fonts
  • No JavaScript

Markdown syntax

This is a Markdown dialect, similar but different from GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM).

Default enabled Markdown features:

For details, see convert() function of md2html/md2html.py, and the demo below.

Demo

All above files are generated from docs/demo.md. You can view its content to see supported syntax.

Requirements

  • Python >= 3.6, with pip installed

Install

python3 -m pip install -U md2html-phuker

There are too many similar projects with similar names in PyPI, md2html, md-to-html, markdown2html, markdown-to-html, mrkdwn2html ... I have to add a suffix to keep away from this war of naming.

Usage

Show help

$ md2html --help
usage: md2html [-h] [-t TITLE] [-f] [-o FILE] [--style PRESET] [--append-css FILE] [--head-insert HTML] [--head-append HTML] [--body-insert HTML] [--body-append HTML] [-V] [-v] [input_file]

md2html 0.5.2
Yet another markdown to html converter, generate an offline all-in-one single HTML file.
https://github.com/Phuker/md2html

positional arguments:
  input_file            If omitted or "-", use stdin.

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -t TITLE, --title TITLE
                        If omitted, generate from input filename
  -f, --force           Force overwrite if output file exists
  -o FILE, --output-file FILE
                        If omitted, auto decide. If "-", stdout.
  --style PRESET        Preset style addons, choices: sidebar-toc, dark
  --append-css FILE     Append embedded CSS files, may specify multiple times.
  --head-insert HTML    HTML to insert to the start of <head>, may specify multiple times.
  --head-append HTML    HTML to append to the end of <head>, may specify multiple times.
  --body-insert HTML    HTML to insert to the start of <body>, may specify multiple times.
  --body-append HTML    HTML to append to the end of <body>, may specify multiple times.
  -V, --version         Show version and exit
  -v, --verbose         Increase verbosity level (use -vv or more for greater effect)

If you are not sure about what will happen if you combine [-o FILE], [input_file] and [-t TITLE], see test.py, which contains tens of input cases and their intended behaviors.

Convert a file

Generate foo.html in the same dir, with HTML title foo:

md2html foo.md

Force overwrite output file if it exists:

md2html -f foo.md

Convert from pipe and/or to pipe

Read from stdin, output to stdout, specify HTML title:

md2html --title 'baz' <foo.md >bar.html

cat foo.md | md2html -t 'baz' >bar.html

Send output to the screen, and write the same contents to a file:

md2html foo.md -o - | tee bar.html

Modify generated HTML file

Append CSS files, embed their contents inside <style> tags:

md2html foo.md --append-css './css/bar.css' --append-css '../baz.css'

Add HTML snippets:

md2html --head-append '<script async src="https://example.com/analytics.js"></script>' foo.md

Use preset style addons

Use md2html --help to see all preset addons.

Move table of contents to the sidebar if the window is wide enough: (demo):

md2html --style sidebar-toc foo.md

Dark theme (dark):

md2html --style dark foo.md

Combine sidebar-toc and dark (demo):

md2html --style sidebar-toc --style dark foo.md

Note that compatibility is not guaranteed when combining multiple presets, and different ordering may result in different results.

Tests

make test

FAQ

License

This repo is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0

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Yet another markdown to html converter, generate an offline all-in-one single HTML file.

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