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@nk02/shine

v0.1.2

Published

Terminal Markdown previewer and docs quality checker for README, changelog, and release-note workflows.

Readme

shine

Terminal Markdown preview and docs checks from your shell.

Current version: 0.1.2.

# Install the CLI globally from npm
npm install -g @nk02/shine

# Open README.md in the interactive preview
shine README.md

What It Does

  • renders Markdown in an interactive terminal preview
  • checks README, changelog, and release-note files before publishing
  • supports --print, --plain, --outline, and --check
  • includes themes, responsive page gutters, keyboard and mouse scrolling, outline view, live reload, and optimized redraws
  • optionally renders Mermaid diagrams when Mermaid CLI (mmdc) is installed

Image Support

Inline image previews work only in Kitty-compatible terminals, currently Kitty and Ghostty.

JPEG and GIF previews use cached local PNG files for responsive scrolling.

Apple's default macOS Terminal.app and unsupported terminals show text placeholders instead. --print, --plain, remote images, and missing files also use placeholders.

Mermaid diagrams use the same image path. If mmdc is unavailable, Mermaid blocks remain visible as code.

Terminal Controls

Use j/k, arrow keys, page keys, g/G, or the mouse wheel to scroll. Use / to search, o for the heading outline, and t or T for the theme picker.

Mouse motion and clicks that are not wheel events are ignored. Help, outline, search, and theme overlays block document scrolling behind them.

Commands

# Open README.md in the interactive preview
shine README.md

# Preview README.md and reload when it changes
shine --watch README.md

# Check README.md for common docs issues
shine --check README.md

# Print styled Markdown once
shine --print README.md

# Show the document heading outline
shine --outline README.md

Notes

The npm package downloads the matching shine binary from the GitHub release during install.

Supported platforms: macOS and Linux on x64 or arm64.