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morro-md2pdf

v0.2.0

Published

a month ago

Convert Markdown files into polished PDFs with Playwright

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morro-md2pdf

A Markdown-to-PDF CLI built on Playwright, with built-in themes, syntax highlighting, KaTeX rendering, and a built-in morro brand mark.

Install

Global install:

npm install -g morro-md2pdf

Local development:

npm install
npm run build
npm link

If your machine does not already have a usable Chrome or Chromium executable, install the Playwright-managed browser once:

npx playwright install chromium

Usage

Basic conversion:

md2pdf README.md
md2pdf README.md -o docs/guide.pdf --theme minimal

From source without global install:

npm run build
node dist/cli.js README.md -o docs/guide.pdf

With custom CSS:

md2pdf README.md --css ./print.css

With explicit browser path:

md2pdf README.md --browser "/Applications/Google Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google Chrome"

Built-in Themes

github: modern technical document
minimal: editorial serif report
dark: graphite dark paper

List them from the CLI:

md2pdf --list-themes

Features

Native PDF outline support through Playwright and Chromium
Built-in github, minimal, and dark print themes
Server-side syntax highlighting with highlight.js
Offline KaTeX auto-rendering
Optional CSS override layer with --css
Built-in morro logo branding in the PDF output

Publish Checklist

Before publishing:

npm test
npm run pack:check
npm publish

This package is published as morro-md2pdf because md2pdf is already taken on npm.