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@popovnx/md-to-docx-dstu

v0.0.7

Published

Combine Markdown and DOCX fragments into a single DOCX

Readme

@popovnx/md-to-docx-dstu

CLI for combining Markdown and DOCX fragments into a single DOCX file with docx.

The tool reads endeavour.toml, loads .md and .docx files from the configured pages directory, applies [[VARNAME]] substitutions, and writes the configured output file.

Usage

npx @popovnx/md-to-docx-dstu init
npx @popovnx/md-to-docx-dstu

The default command is render, so the second line is equivalent to:

npx @popovnx/md-to-docx-dstu render

If the package has been installed globally or linked locally, the exposed CLI command is:

md-to-docx init
md-to-docx

Configuration

endeavour.toml controls three paths:

  • pages: input directory for .md and .docx files
  • images: image directory used while rendering Markdown
  • output: final DOCX file path

The repository ships with an example config in endeavour.toml.

Supported content

  • Headings (# and ##)
  • Paragraphs with inline formatting
  • Bullet and numbered lists
  • Tables
  • Fenced code blocks
  • Images and centered captions
  • Explicit \newpage markers

Notes

  • Paths in endeavour.toml are resolved relative to that file.
  • The layout is conservative: A4 portrait, Arial body text, centered figure captions, and monospaced code blocks.