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mqd

v0.0.6

Published

Markdown quick documentation

Readme

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Description

mqd is command line tool for quickly creating static documentation from the markdown files

Installation

You can install the package from npm

npm i -g mqd

Usage

In order to use the utility mqd it is enough to specify either a separate file or directory in which files with markdown markup are located:

mqd convert path/to/source/file.md path/to/destination/directory

// or

mqd convert path/to/source/directory path/to/destination/directory

Configuration file

For more convenient work with the utility mqd you can use the file to configure your project.

The configuration file should be located in the root of the project and have the name mqd.json.

To automatically create a file, you need to run the command in the project's root folder:

mqd init

You can also pass the path to the folder where you want to initialize the configuration file:

mqd init path/to/source/directory

Menu

For easy navigation between files, a menu is automatically created. By default, the menu is presented in the form of a list consisting of file names without an extension.

enim-sed-faucibus
lorem-ipsum
quis-varius-quam

This kind of appearance may not seem very pleasant and flexible. But there is a way to make the navigation menu display the way you want. To do this, you need to specify in the menu section of the mqd.json file an array of menu objects consisting of the name of the menu item and the path to the file:

{
  "menu": [
    { "file": "lorem-ipsum.md", "name": "Lorem ipsum" },
    { "file": "enim-sed-faucibus.md", "name": "Enim sed faucibus" },
    { "file": "quis-varius-quam.md", "name": "Quis varius quam" }
  ]
}

For a simpler start, you can use the command:

mqd init

This command not only initializes the mqd.json file, but also populates the menu array with all available files in the directory with the extension .md.

Tests

npm test

License

MIT