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markdown-up

v3.12.1

Published

MarkdownUp is a Markdown viewer

Readme

MarkdownUp

npm GitHub

MarkdownUp is a Markdown viewer. This is the MarkdownUp frontend application.

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View Local Markdown Files

To view local Markdown files, use the MarkdownUp backend application from a terminal prompt:

pip install markdown-up
markdown-up

Host Markdown Web Pages

To host a Markdown resource, download the MarkdownUp application HTML stub to the directory containing your Markdown files:

curl -O https://craigahobbs.github.io/markdown-up/extra/index.html

To test your Markdown page, start a local static web server:

python3 -m http.server

By default, MarkdownUp fetches the "README.md" resource. To change the default resource, update the application stub file, index.html. For example:

    ...
    <script type="module">
        import {MarkdownUp} from 'https://craigahobbs.github.io/markdown-up/lib/app.js';
        const app = new MarkdownUp(window, {'url': 'other.md'});
        app.run();
    </script>
    ...

To view a different Markdown resource, set the application's "url" hash parameter (i.e., "http://127.0.0.1:8000#url=other.md").

MarkdownUp Applications

With MarkdownUp, you can write client-rendered frontend applications and backend APIs using BareScript. These applications are called MarkdownUp Applications. You can learn more from the MarkdownUp backend application's README.

Debug Mode

Debug mode logs the script runtime duration and runs the BareScript linter, which performs static code analysis on your code and reports warnings for any issues found.

To turn on debug mode, click the debug button in the MarkdownUp menu in the upper-right of the page.

The MarkdownUp Package

The markdown-up package exposes various functionality of the MarkdownUp application, such as rendering data tables and charts. For more information, refer to the MarkdownUp package documentation.

Development

This package is developed using javascript-build. It was started using javascript-template as follows:

template-specialize javascript-template/template/ markdown-up/ -k package markdown-up -k name 'Craig A. Hobbs' -k email '[email protected]' -k github 'craigahobbs'