mark v0.1.3
Mark
Command line utility to preview markdown in a browser.
Install
Mac
brew install hughbien/tap/mark
This will install Crystal as a dependency. If you already have a non-homebrew Crystal installed, you can use the --ignore-dependencies crystal
option.
Linux (From Source)
Checkout this repo, run make
and make install
(requires Crystal):
git clone https://github.com/hughbien/mark.git
cd mark
make
make install
Usage
Render a markdown file in your browser:
mark <file.md>
By default, this renders markdown into the target file .mark.html
of the current directory. This target file is deleted after being opened in the browser. You can specify a different target location via the -t
/--target
option. Or set the MARK_TARGET
env var:
mark --target /path/to/target.html <file.md>
Note that this may break relative assets like images. To prevent deletion after opening, use the -k
/--keep
option. Or set the MARK_KEEP
env var.
mark --keep <file.md>
Without --keep
, the target file is kept for 300ms by default. To extend this time use the -K
/--keep-for
option or set the MARK_KEEP_FOR
env var.
mark --keep-for 500 <file.md>
You can create your own template too. Just create an HTML template, the string #{BODY}
will be substituted with the rendered markdown. The default location for the template is ~/.mark/template.html
. Or you can specify it with -T
/--template
.
mark --template /path/to/template.html <file.md>
Mark uses open
to open the rendered file by default. To override this, either use the MARK_OPEN
env var or -o
/--open
option. Pass a string with the %
placeholder, which will be the filename.
mark --open "firefox %" <file.md>
Development
Use make
for common tasks:
make spec # to run all tests
make spec ARGS=path/to/spec # to run a single test
make build # to create a release binary in the bin directory
make install # to copy release binary into system bin (uses $INSTALL_BIN)
make clean # to remove build artifacts and bin directory
make run ARGS="file1.md file2.md" # to run locally
make run ARGS=-h # to run with local arguments
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