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To add to that - if you prefer writing the body of the post itself in markdown, and write in VIM, here's a little snippet that might help: :%!markdown_py wher
by bananicorn 5y ago
To add to that - if you prefer writing the body of the post itself in markdown, and write in VIM, here's a little snippet that might help:
:%!markdown_py
where markdown_py is your markdown-to-html tool of choice.
This will take the whole buffer and turn it into HTML;
Otherwise, just select what you want transformed in visual mode, press : and go use it like this:
:'<,'>!markdown_py
Just felt the need to share - any command line utility can be used in VIM :)
(Emacs, VSCode and other editor-using people feel free to chime in, I'm sure there's lots of cool approaches to this)