md-bookify

A fast Node.js MCP server and CLI tool to convert Markdown to PDF or EPUB ebooks — with Prism syntax highlighting, KaTeX math rendering, and GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) support. Also usable as a programmatic Node.js library.

Built for AI agents — works out of the box with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and any Model Context Protocol (MCP) client. Give your LLM or AI coding assistant the ability to generate styled PDFs and EPUB ebooks from Markdown. See the Technical Reference for AI Agents section for structured integration details.

Install

# Global install — makes md-bookify available everywhere
npm install -g md-bookify

# Or as a project dependency
npm install md-bookify

Requires Node.js >= 20. Puppeteer downloads a bundled Chromium automatically.

Quick Start

# Convert a Markdown file to PDF (outputs document.pdf alongside the source)
md-bookify document.md

# Custom output path and title
md-bookify notes.md -o ~/Desktop/notes.pdf -t "Meeting Notes"

# US Letter, landscape orientation
md-bookify report.md -f Letter --landscape

# Custom margins
md-bookify slides.md --margin-top 10mm --margin-bottom 10mm --margin-left 10mm --margin-right 10mm

# Use a built-in style or your own CSS
md-bookify notes.md -s serif
md-bookify notes.md -s elegant
md-bookify notes.md -s ./custom-theme.css

# Convert to EPUB instead of PDF
md-bookify epub document.md
md-bookify epub book.md -o ~/Books/book.epub --author "Jane Doe" --cover ./cover.jpg

If installed locally (not globally), prefix commands with npx:

npx md-bookify document.md

As an MCP Server (AI Agent Tool)

Add to your Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible AI assistant config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "md-bookify": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "md-bookify-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Then ask your AI agent to convert Markdown to PDF or EPUB — it will have access to 6 document generation tools. See MCP Server for full details.

CLI Options

| Option | Description | Default | |--------|-------------|---------| | -o, --output <path> | Output PDF path | <input>.pdf | | -t, --title <title> | PDF metadata title | Filename | | -f, --format <format> | A4, Letter, or Legal | A4 | | -s, --style <name\|path> | Built-in style name or path to .css file | default | | --landscape | Landscape orientation | false | | --margin-top <margin> | Top margin (CSS units) | 20mm | | --margin-right <margin> | Right margin (CSS units) | 20mm | | --margin-bottom <margin> | Bottom margin (CSS units) | 20mm | | --margin-left <margin> | Left margin (CSS units) | 20mm | | --author <name> | Author metadata | Unknown | | --no-sandbox | Disable Chromium sandbox (required in Docker/containers) | false | | -l, --list-styles | List available built-in styles | |

EPUB subcommand

md-bookify epub <input> converts a Markdown file to an EPUB ebook. EPUB output uses a slim, e-reader-friendly stylesheet (it does not honor --style, --format, --landscape, or --margin-*) and renders math as MathML for better support on e-readers.

| Option | Description | Default | |--------|-------------|---------| | -o, --output <path> | Output EPUB path | <input>.epub | | -t, --title <title> | EPUB title | Filename | | --author <name> | Author metadata | Unknown | | --language <code> | Language code (e.g. en, fr) | en | | --publisher <name> | Publisher metadata | | | --description <text> | Description metadata | | | --cover <path> | Path to a cover image file | |

Built-in Styles

| Style | Description | |-------|-------------| | default | Clean sans-serif theme (used when no style is specified) | | serif | Serif font theme | | elegant | Elegant typography | | eink | Optimized for e-ink screens | | eink-serif | Serif font optimized for e-ink screens |

md-bookify report.md -s serif
md-bookify report.md -s eink
md-bookify report.md -s ./my-theme.css

Features

• MCP server for AI agents — 6 tools for Markdown-to-PDF and Markdown-to-EPUB conversion, compatible with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP client. Lets LLMs and AI coding assistants generate documents as part of agentic workflows
• GitHub Flavored Markdown — tables, task lists, fenced code blocks, autolinks, strikethrough
• Syntax highlighting — Prism.js with Dracula theme for PDF / a light theme for EPUB. Supports TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, Bash, JSON, CSS, HTML/XML, YAML, SQL, and Diff
• Math — inline ($E = mc^2$) and display ($$...$$) via KaTeX. PDFs use KaTeX HTML rendering; EPUBs use MathML for better e-reader compatibility
• Images — relative paths resolved from the source file's directory. PDFs embed via Chromium's local file resolution. EPUBs rewrite local images to file:// URLs (epub-gen-memory packages them as separate manifest entries). Remote images without file extensions are fetched and type-detected via magic bytes
• EPUB output — slim e-reader-friendly stylesheet, MathML math, embedded images, customizable metadata (author, language, publisher, description, cover)

Programmatic API

Each step of the conversion pipeline is independently importable:

import {
  // PDF
  convertMdToPdf,                // file path → PDF file (end-to-end)
  convertMarkdownToPdfBuffer,    // markdown string → PDF buffer
  generatePdf,                   // full HTML → PDF buffer
  generatePdfToFile,             // full HTML → PDF file
  wrapHtml,                      // HTML fragment → full HTML document with styles
  // EPUB
  convertMdToEpub,               // file path → EPUB file
  convertMarkdownToEpubBuffer,   // markdown string → EPUB buffer
  generateEpub,                  // full HTML → EPUB buffer
  generateEpubToFile,            // full HTML → EPUB file
  wrapHtmlForEpub,               // HTML fragment → minimal HTML document for EPUB
  // Shared
  parseMarkdown,                 // markdown string → HTML string
  parseMarkdownFile,             // file path → HTML string
  // Image & HTML helpers
  extractStyleAndBody,           // full HTML → { css, body, title }
  embedLocalImages,              // rewrite local img src to file:// URLs
  fetchRemoteImages,             // fetch remote images lacking extensions, save with correct ext
  detectMimeFromBytes,           // detect image MIME from magic bytes
} from 'md-bookify';

End-to-end conversion

// File to PDF file — returns the output path
const outputPath = await convertMdToPdf('README.md', {
  output: 'readme.pdf',
  format: 'A4',
  style: 'serif',
});

// String to PDF buffer — useful for HTTP responses or streaming
const buffer = await convertMarkdownToPdfBuffer('# Hello\n\nWorld.', {
  title: 'My Doc',
  format: 'Letter',
  landscape: true,
});

// Markdown file to EPUB file
const epubPath = await convertMdToEpub('book.md', {
  output: 'book.epub',
  title: 'My Book',
  author: 'Jane Doe',
  language: 'en',
  cover: './cover.jpg',
});

// Markdown string to EPUB buffer
const epubBuffer = await convertMarkdownToEpubBuffer('# Chapter 1\n\nText.', {
  title: 'Sample',
  author: 'Anonymous',
});

Step-by-step usage

// 1. Parse Markdown to HTML
const html = parseMarkdown('# Hello\n\nSome **bold** text.');

// 2. Wrap in a full HTML document with styles
const doc = wrapHtml(html, { title: 'My Doc', style: 'serif' });

// 3. Generate PDF
const buffer = await generatePdf(doc, { format: 'Letter', landscape: true });
// or write directly to file:
await generatePdfToFile(doc, 'output.pdf', { format: 'A4' });

MCP Server (AI Agent Integration)

md-bookify includes a built-in Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that gives AI agents — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP-compatible LLM client — the ability to convert Markdown to PDF or EPUB as a tool. Use it to add document generation capabilities to your AI coding assistant or agentic workflow.

Setup

Claude Code

Add to your project's .mcp.json or global ~/.claude/settings.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "md-bookify": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "md-bookify-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Claude Desktop

Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "md-bookify": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "md-bookify-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Local development

If you have the repo cloned locally:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "md-bookify": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/path/to/md-bookify/dist/mcp-server.js"]
    }
  }
}

Available Tools

Once configured, the MCP server exposes 6 tools:

convert_markdown_to_pdf

Converts a markdown string to a PDF file on disk.

| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | |-----------|------|----------|-------------| | markdown | string | yes | Markdown content to convert | | output_path | string | yes | Path for the output PDF file | | title | string | no | Document title (default: "Document") | | author | string | no | Author name | | style | string | no | Style: default, eink, eink-serif, elegant, serif, or path to .css file | | format | string | no | Page format: A4, Letter, or Legal (default: A4) | | landscape | boolean | no | Use landscape orientation | | no_sandbox | boolean | no | Disable Chromium sandbox (required in Docker/containers) |

convert_markdown_to_pdf_buffer

Converts a markdown string to PDF and returns the result as base64-encoded data instead of writing to disk. Useful when you need the PDF content directly (e.g., to pass to another tool or embed in a response). For large documents, prefer convert_markdown_to_pdf to write directly to disk.

| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | |-----------|------|----------|-------------| | markdown | string | yes | Markdown content to convert | | title | string | no | Document title (default: "Document") | | author | string | no | Author name | | style | string | no | Style: default, eink, eink-serif, elegant, serif, or path to .css file | | format | string | no | Page format: A4, Letter, or Legal (default: A4) | | landscape | boolean | no | Use landscape orientation | | no_sandbox | boolean | no | Disable Chromium sandbox (required in Docker/containers) |

Returns an EmbeddedResource with mimeType: "application/pdf" and base64-encoded blob.

convert_markdown_to_epub

Converts a markdown string to an EPUB ebook file on disk. Math is rendered as MathML for e-reader compatibility.

| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | |-----------|------|----------|-------------| | markdown | string | yes | Markdown content to convert | | output_path | string | yes | Path for the output EPUB file | | title | string | no | Document title (default: "Document") | | author | string | no | Author name | | language | string | no | Language code, e.g. en (default: en) | | publisher | string | no | Publisher name | | description | string | no | Book description |

convert_file_to_pdf

Converts a markdown file on disk to PDF. Resolves relative image paths from the source file's directory.

| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | |-----------|------|----------|-------------| | input_path | string | yes | Path to the input .md or .markdown file | | output_path | string | no | Path for the output PDF (default: same name with .pdf extension) | | title | string | no | Document title (default: filename) | | author | string | no | Author name | | style | string | no | Style name or path to .css file | | format | string | no | Page format: A4, Letter, or Legal (default: A4) | | landscape | boolean | no | Use landscape orientation | | no_sandbox | boolean | no | Disable Chromium sandbox (required in Docker/containers) |

convert_file_to_epub

Converts a markdown file on disk to an EPUB ebook. Resolves relative image paths from the source file's directory.

| Parameter | Type | Required | Description | |-----------|------|----------|-------------| | input_path | string | yes | Path to the input .md or .markdown file | | output_path | string | no | Path for the output EPUB (default: same name with .epub extension) | | title | string | no | Document title (default: filename) | | author | string | no | Author name | | language | string | no | Language code (default: en) | | publisher | string | no | Publisher name | | description | string | no | Book description | | cover | string | no | Path to cover image file |

list_styles

Lists available built-in PDF styles. Takes no parameters.

Tips

• File-based tools vs string-based tools: Use convert_file_to_pdf / convert_file_to_epub when the markdown already exists on disk — they resolve relative image paths automatically. Use the string-based tools (convert_markdown_to_*) when generating markdown content on the fly.
• Output directories: Parent directories are created automatically if they don't exist.
• Relative paths: Paths are resolved relative to the MCP server's working directory.

Claude Code Skill

md-bookify includes a Claude Code skill at .claude/skills/bookify/SKILL.md that lets you invoke /bookify as a slash command — e.g. /bookify README.md or /bookify report.md epub.

The skill runs npx md-bookify, so no prior installation is needed — npm will download it on first use.

The skill is also available for OpenClaw in the ClawHub skill market.

Project-specific

Copy the skill into any project's .claude/skills/ directory:

mkdir -p <your-project>/.claude/skills/bookify
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/danielefavi/md-bookify/main/.claude/skills/bookify/SKILL.md \
  -o <your-project>/.claude/skills/bookify/SKILL.md

The skill will be available only within that project. Commit it to share with your team.

Global (all projects)

Copy the skill to your personal Claude Code skills directory:

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/bookify
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/danielefavi/md-bookify/main/.claude/skills/bookify/SKILL.md \
  -o ~/.claude/skills/bookify/SKILL.md

The /bookify command will then be available in every project.

Note: If the skill exists in both locations, the project-specific version takes precedence.

Development

npm install
npm test             # run tests
npm run test:watch   # watch mode
npm run build        # production build
npm run dev          # build in watch mode

License

MIT

Technical Reference for AI Agents

This section provides structured, precise technical details optimized for LLM and AI agent consumption. For human-readable docs, see sections above.

Project Metadata

• Package: md-bookify
• Module system: ESM ("type": "module")
• Node.js: >= 20
• npm: npm install md-bookify
• License: MIT
• Entry point: dist/index.js
• Types: dist/index.d.ts
• CLI binary: dist/bin/md-bookify.js (registered as md-bookify)
• MCP server binary: dist/mcp-server.js (registered as md-bookify-mcp)

Conversion Pipeline

The tool converts Markdown through a forked pipeline — the parser is shared, but PDF and EPUB output use different wrappers and renderers:

Markdown string/file
  → [parseMarkdown / parseMarkdownFile] → HTML fragment
  ├─ [wrapHtml]          → Full HTML document (Prism Dracula + KaTeX HTML CSS)
  │     → [generatePdf]  → PDF buffer/file
  │
  └─ [wrapHtmlForEpub]   → Minimal HTML document (light Prism theme, no max-width)
        → [generateEpub] → EPUB buffer/file (ZIP with mimetype, OPF manifest, XHTML chapters)

For the EPUB path, parseMarkdown is invoked with mathOutput: 'mathml' so KaTeX emits MathML rather than HTML+CSS — better semantic rendering on e-readers.

Orchestrators that run the full pipeline:

• convertMdToPdf(inputPath, options?) — file → PDF file
• convertMarkdownToPdfBuffer(markdown, options?) — string → PDF buffer
• convertMdToEpub(inputPath, options?) — file → EPUB file
• convertMarkdownToEpubBuffer(markdown, options?) — string → EPUB buffer

Exported Functions and Types

// --- Parser (src/parser.ts) ---
function parseMarkdown(markdown: string, options?: ParseOptions): string
// Synchronous. Uses marked with async:false, GFM enabled by default.
// Applies Prism.js syntax highlighting via custom renderer.
// KaTeX math via marked-katex-extension.

function parseMarkdownFile(filePath: string, options?: ParseOptions): Promise<string>
// Reads file, validates extension (.md or .markdown), calls parseMarkdown.

interface ParseOptions {
  gfm?: boolean                       // default: true
  mathOutput?: 'html' | 'mathml'      // default: 'html'. Use 'mathml' for EPUB output.
}

// --- Template (src/template.ts) ---
function wrapHtml(contentHtml: string, options?: WrapHtmlOptions): string
// Wraps HTML fragment in <!DOCTYPE html> with:
//   - Base CSS or named/custom style CSS (via resolveStyleCss)
//   - Prism Dracula theme CSS
//   - KaTeX CSS (only if class="katex" found in content)

interface WrapHtmlOptions {
  title?: string   // default: "Document"
  style?: string   // "default" | "serif" | "elegant" | "eink" | "eink-serif" | path to .css file
}

// --- PDF Generation (src/pdf.ts) ---
function generatePdf(html: string, options?: PdfOptions): Promise<Buffer>
// Launches headless Chromium via Puppeteer.
// If basePath is set: writes HTML to temp file with <base href> for relative image resolution.
// Otherwise: uses page.setContent.
// Adds --no-sandbox flags when noSandbox option is set or process.env.CI is set.

function generatePdfToFile(html: string, outputPath: string, options?: PdfOptions): Promise<void>
// Calls generatePdf, writes buffer to outputPath.

interface PdfOptions {
  format?: 'A4' | 'Letter' | 'Legal'           // default: 'A4'
  landscape?: boolean                            // default: false
  margin?: { top?: string; right?: string; bottom?: string; left?: string }  // default: 20mm all
  printBackground?: boolean                      // default: true
  basePath?: string                              // directory for resolving relative image paths
  author?: string                                // default: 'Unknown'. Sets PDF Author + Creator via pdf-lib.
  noSandbox?: boolean                            // disable Chromium sandbox (required in Docker/containers)
}

// --- EPUB template (src/epub-template.ts) ---
function wrapHtmlForEpub(contentHtml: string, options?: WrapEpubHtmlOptions): string
// Wraps HTML fragment in a minimal <!DOCTYPE html> doc with:
//   - EPUB_BASE_CSS (small reflow-friendly defaults — no max-width, no web fonts)
//   - PRISM_LIGHT_CSS (light syntax-highlighting theme suitable for e-ink)
// No KaTeX HTML CSS — math is expected to be rendered as MathML.

interface WrapEpubHtmlOptions {
  title?: string   // default: "Document"
}

// --- EPUB Generation (src/epub.ts) ---
function generateEpub(html: string, options?: EpubOptions): Promise<Buffer>
// Splits inline <style> blocks and <body> fragment from the input HTML, rewrites
// local <img src> to absolute file:// URLs (when basePath is set) so epub-gen-memory
// packages them as separate manifest entries. Fetches remote images lacking
// extensions, detects type via magic bytes, and saves to temp dir. Packages via epub-gen-memory.

function generateEpubToFile(html: string, outputPath: string, options?: EpubOptions): Promise<void>

// Helpers (also exported)
function extractStyleAndBody(html: string): { css: string; body: string; title?: string }
function embedLocalImages(html: string, basePath: string): Promise<string>
function fetchRemoteImages(html: string): Promise<{ html: string; tempDir: string | null }>
// Downloads remote images whose URLs lack a recognisable file extension,
// detects MIME via Content-Type header (magic-bytes fallback via detectMimeFromBytes),
// saves to temp dir with correct extension, rewrites <img src> to file:// URLs.
// Returns null tempDir when no images needed fetching.

function detectMimeFromBytes(data: Buffer): string | null
// Detects image MIME type from file magic bytes.
// Supports: PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, BMP, SVG. Returns null for unknown formats.

interface EpubOptions {
  title?: string                                 // default: extracted from <title> or "Document"
  author?: string | string[]                     // default: 'Unknown'
  language?: string                              // default: 'en'
  publisher?: string
  description?: string
  cover?: string                                 // path / URL / data URI
  basePath?: string                              // root for resolving relative <img src>
}

// --- Orchestrators (src/index.ts) ---
function convertMdToPdf(inputPath: string, options?: ConvertOptions): Promise<string>
// Returns the output file path.

function convertMarkdownToPdfBuffer(markdown: string, options?: ConvertOptions): Promise<Buffer>

interface ConvertOptions {
  output?: string                                // output path; default: <input>.pdf
  title?: string                                 // default: filename (convertMdToPdf) or "Document" (buffer)
  style?: string                                 // style name or .css path
  format?: 'A4' | 'Letter' | 'Legal'
  landscape?: boolean
  margin?: { top?: string; right?: string; bottom?: string; left?: string }
  author?: string                                // default: 'Unknown'
  noSandbox?: boolean                            // disable Chromium sandbox (required in Docker/containers)
}

function convertMdToEpub(inputPath: string, options?: ConvertEpubOptions): Promise<string>
// Parses with mathOutput='mathml', wraps via wrapHtmlForEpub, calls generateEpubToFile.
// Default output path: <input>.epub. basePath is set to the input file's directory.

function convertMarkdownToEpubBuffer(markdown: string, options?: ConvertEpubOptions): Promise<Buffer>

interface ConvertEpubOptions {
  output?: string                                // output path; default: <input>.epub
  title?: string                                 // default: filename or "Document"
  author?: string | string[]                     // default: 'Unknown'
  language?: string                              // default: 'en'
  publisher?: string
  description?: string
  cover?: string
}

Styles System

• Default style: src/styles/default.css — loaded via resolveStyleCss() when no style is specified
• Built-in styles: .css files in src/styles/ (copied to dist/styles/ at build): default, eink, eink-serif, elegant, serif
• Custom styles: pass any .css file path
• Resolution: resolveStyleCss(style?) in src/styles.ts — returns CSS string, cached in a Map after first load
• Prism theme: Dracula, inlined as PRISM_DRACULA_CSS constant
• KaTeX CSS: loaded on-demand from katex/dist/katex.min.css via createRequire, only injected when class="katex" is detected in content

Supported Syntax Highlighting Languages

TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, Bash, JSON, CSS, HTML/XML (markup), YAML, SQL, Diff. Unknown languages render as escaped plain monospace.

File Structure

src/
  index.ts          — orchestrators + re-exports
  parser.ts         — Markdown → HTML (marked + Prism.js + KaTeX, html or mathml math)
  template.ts       — HTML fragment → full HTML document (PDF)
  epub-template.ts  — HTML fragment → minimal HTML document (EPUB)
  pdf.ts            — HTML → PDF (Puppeteer)
  epub.ts           — HTML → EPUB (epub-gen-memory) + local image file:// rewriting + remote image fetching
  styles.ts         — CSS constants, style resolution, KaTeX CSS loader
  styles/           — built-in .css theme files (PDF only)
  mcp-server.ts     — MCP server (6 tools: convert/list, with ToolAnnotations)
bin/
  md-bookify.ts     — CLI entry point (Commander, with `epub` subcommand)
tests/              — Vitest test files

Build System

• Bundler: tsup (ESM only, target node18)
• Entry points: src/index.ts → dist/index.js, bin/md-bookify.ts → dist/bin/md-bookify.js, src/mcp-server.ts → dist/mcp-server.js
• Post-build: cp -r src/styles dist/ (styles not handled by tsup)
• TypeScript: strict mode with noUncheckedIndexedAccess

Dependencies

| Package | Role | |---------|------| | marked | Markdown parser (GFM) | | marked-katex-extension | KaTeX math rendering in marked | | prismjs | Syntax highlighting | | katex | Math typesetting | | puppeteer | Headless Chromium for PDF generation | | epub-gen-memory | EPUB packaging (returns Buffer; uses jszip internally) | | pdf-lib | PDF metadata (author, creator) post-processing | | commander | CLI argument parsing | | @modelcontextprotocol/sdk | MCP server for AI agent integration | | zod | Schema validation for MCP tool inputs |

CLI Invocation Pattern

md-bookify <input> [options]               # PDF output (default)
md-bookify epub <input> [options]          # EPUB output

Arguments:
  input                    Markdown file to convert (.md or .markdown)

PDF options (default command):
  -o, --output <path>      Output PDF file path (default: <input>.pdf)
  -t, --title <title>      Document title
  --author <name>          Author metadata (default: "Unknown")
  -f, --format <format>    Page format: A4 | Letter | Legal (default: A4)
  -s, --style <name|path>  Style: default | serif | elegant | eink | eink-serif | path/to/file.css
  --landscape              Landscape orientation
  --margin-top <margin>    Top margin, e.g. "20mm" (default: 20mm)
  --margin-right <margin>  Right margin (default: 20mm)
  --margin-bottom <margin> Bottom margin (default: 20mm)
  --margin-left <margin>   Left margin (default: 20mm)
  --no-sandbox             Disable Chromium sandbox (required in Docker/containers)
  -l, --list-styles        List available built-in styles
  -V, --version            Output version number
  -h, --help               Display help

EPUB subcommand options (md-bookify epub <input>):
  -o, --output <path>      Output EPUB file path (default: <input>.epub)
  -t, --title <title>      Book title
  --author <name>          Author metadata (default: "Unknown")
  --language <code>        Language code (default: "en")
  --publisher <name>       Publisher metadata
  --description <text>     Description metadata
  --cover <path>           Path to cover image file

EPUB output uses an e-reader-friendly slim CSS and renders math as MathML; --style, --format, --landscape, and the margin flags are PDF-only.

Common Integration Patterns

// Generate PDF in an Express route
app.get('/pdf', async (req, res) => {
  const buffer = await convertMarkdownToPdfBuffer(markdownString, {
    format: 'A4',
    title: 'Report',
  });
  res.setHeader('Content-Type', 'application/pdf');
  res.send(buffer);
});

// Batch convert multiple files
import { convertMdToPdf } from 'md-bookify';
const files = ['doc1.md', 'doc2.md', 'doc3.md'];
for (const file of files) {
  const output = await convertMdToPdf(file, { style: 'serif' });
  console.log(`Created: ${output}`);
}

// MCP server — configure in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or any MCP client
// See the "MCP Server" section above for setup instructions